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Best universities in Australia for Arts, Design & Architecture
Compare universities in Australia offering Arts, Design & Architecture — by ranking, tuition fees, programs and entry requirements.
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Best Diploma Arts, Design & Architecture
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Best Graduate Diploma Arts, Design & Architecture
Best Master's Degree Arts, Design & Architecture
Best PhD / Doctorate Arts, Design & Architecture
224 universities · ranked best first
AU #111
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AU #112
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Australian Capital College, Capital College
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory · Private University
AU #114
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Sydney International School of Technology and Commerce
Melbourne, Victoria · Private University
AU #117
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- A$20,000/yr
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AU #118
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AU #121
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AU #126
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AU #135
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AU #137
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AU #138
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AU #144
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AU #149
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- A$22,000 – A$25,000/yr
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