The University of Ballarat is one of Australia's most progressive universities, with a history of providing tertiary education and training for over 135 years, making it's the third oldest tertiary institution in Australia. The University is a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities and is funded by the Australian Government.
The University has six campuses housing a student population of over 22,000. It provides educational and training programs from vocational training to undergraduate degrees and postgraduate qualifications including Graduate Certificates and Diplomas, Bachelor Degrees, Postgraduate Diploma, Master by coursework and Masters and Doctorates by Research. Being a member of Association of Commonwealth Universities and one of 39 universities of the National Unified System in Australia, the University of Ballarat is fully accredited and has an impressive record in tertiary education.
Over the years, the University of Ballarat has developed a reputation for personalized education with students benefiting from the close individual assistance provided. The University is determined that this assistance continues to be extended to all students no matter which country they study in. The University of Ballarat currently offers a range of its professional degree programs in Australia (Adelaide, Ballarat, Melbourne and Sydney), Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and New Zealand.