The Australian National University (ANU) is a large public comprehensive university established in 1946, located in Canberra, the Australian Capital Territory. It is a five-star university.

It is one of the eight major universities in Australia and the only one established after Australia's independence. It is also the only national university in Australia established by legislation from the federal parliament, competing with the University of Melbourne and the University of Sydney for the first place in Australia all year round.

The Australian National University holds a special academic status in Oceania, with three of the four national research institutes located on the ANU campus: the Australian Academy of Sciences (AAS), the Australian College of Humanities, and the Australian Academy of Social Sciences (ASSA). Over 270 scholars from within the university have been elected as Commonwealth Academicians of Australia, ranking first among all Australian universities. The number of members of the Royal Society in the UK is also the highest in Australia. Six Nobel laureates and two Australian prime ministers have been born.

The main campus of the Australian National University is located in the Acton community of Canberra, the capital of Australia. The total campus area is approximately 150 hectares, with over 200 buildings and 10000 trees. It is adjacent to Black Mountain, Lake Burley Griffin, and the city center of Canberra.

The Australian National University was founded by the Australian government and was the only university in Australia dedicated to research at the time. The university is located in the Australian capital Canberra, adjacent to the city center of Canberra. The Australian National University conducts in-depth research on education to ensure the quality of teaching for students. The Australian National University provides a comprehensive learning environment, where teaching is not limited to classroom learning but also offers opportunities for research and internships to help students gain social experience. The campus of the Australian National University is beautiful, with prominent trees and greenery, a strong academic atmosphere, and friendly teachers. The Australian National University has world-class facilities, including Australia's most advanced computers, modern laboratories and lecture halls, and a library with over two million volumes of books. The Australian National University has established close connections with the government, business organizations, and research institutions, which will also provide great assistance for future graduates' internships and employment. The Australian National University has a wide range of campus activities. The student union is the center for students to exchange ideas in university. Various sports activities are also diverse and colorful. Clubs such as martial arts, yoga, judo, etc. The Australian National University offers sports facilities such as indoor gyms, tennis courts, football fields, rugby fields, sports and entertainment centers, rowing clubs, and sailing clubs.