5 Most Popular and Beautiful Universities in Australia
Australia is a paradise for those who are looking to acquire global education in a multicultural and welcoming society. Many universities in this beautiful country rank high in the 2018 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, doing wonders in teaching and learning, research outcome and international outlook.
Though we wouldn’t suggest you to choose a university based solely on how beautiful it is, it’s always worth exploring what your university looks like. The student team of Times Higher Education has trawled through thousands of images of Australian universities to create a list of the most beautiful ones in the country.
University of Sydney
Based on the suburbs, the main campus of the university has been termed as one of the most beautiful not only in Australia but the world as well. The institution’s buildings reflect the traditional English collegiate architecture seen at the universities of Cambridge and Oxford. The Great Tower and main quadrangle are explicitly imposing. Designed by Edmund Blacket and established in 1862, they shape the neo-Gothic nucleus of the institution. Also known for its Hogwarts-style architecture, the University of Sydney is continuously adding modern buildings, including the new Law School, which won many architectural awards when it was completed in 2009.
University of Tasmania
The only university in Australia’s island state, the University of Tasmania gives its students an opportunity to immerse in great natural beauty. It has three main campuses: Launceston in the north, Hobart in the south and Burnie in the northwest, meaning wherever you are on the island, you’re close to the university. All campuses of this one of the most beautiful universities in Australia are near beautiful rivers, beaches
University of Adelaide
The university is the 3rd oldest Australian university, and its rich past portrays its stunning architecture. Famous architect William McGinn designed the Mitchel Building and built on the main campus between 1879 and 1818. The structure is also one of the most beautiful examples of the Gothic Revival style. The Barr Smith Library, the biggest library in the southern hemisphere, is another attraction of the campus. The Reading Room and its gilded ceiling is a delight to watch.
University of Western Australia
The university was established in 1914 and designed to have a “buildings in a park” feel. It has unique walkways stretching out to emerald green lawns, the Somerville Auditorium has an outdoor stage covered by a backdrop of tall pine trees, and there is also a sunken garden with gorgeous ponds and plethora of flower beds. The garden is also included in the register of the National Estate, and various university buildings have won many awards and are featured on the heritage registrar. Swan River of Perth runs alongside the campus, so does Kings Park, which has more than 70 bird species. The best thing that attracts students towards the University of Western Australia is its proximity to pristine coastlines and Western Australia’s desert region.
University of Queensland
This university is one the oldest higher educations in Australia and
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