The Australian National University Canberra Campuses
ANU has one central campus in Canberra — the Acton Campus — which hosts most academic, research, residential, and student life facilities.
Acton Campus (Main Campus – Canberra)
The Acton Campus is a picturesque, green, and well-connected campus in the heart of Canberra. Spread across 145 hectares, the campus is home to state-of-the-art research institutes, academic buildings, residences, and cultural facilities.
Campus Life:
- Over 150 student societies and clubs
- Multicultural events, art exhibitions, and debate competitions
- ANU Sport Centre with gym, swimming pool, and courts
- Bushland areas, lake trails, cafes, and co-working spaces
- Australian National University Classics Museum
Facilities:
- Libraries: 6 major libraries, including Chifley Library and Hancock Library
- Australian National University accommodation Canberra: Over 10 accommodation halls, including Bruce Hall and Fenner Hall
- Research Facilities: ANU Supercomputing Facility, Climate Change Institute, National Security College
- Health Services: On-campus GP, counseling, and wellbeing services
- Food & Retail: Food courts, coffee shops, bookshops, and supermarkets
Kioloa Coastal Campus (New South Wales)
Nestled on the south coast of NSW, the Kioloa Coastal Campus is dedicated to environmental and ecological fieldwork.
Facilities:
- Field laboratories
- Ocean-view cabins
- Seminar rooms
- Coastal trails and observation decks
- Australian National University library
Ideal for: Students and researchers in biology, climate science, marine studies, and environmental management.