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The ATN AdvantageThe Australian Technology Network (ATN) is recognised as a global leader of a new generation of universities.
The ATN brings together five of the most innovative and enterprising universities in Australia: QUT, University of Technology Sydney, RMIT University, University of South Australia and Curtin University.
Collaboration has always been important for the ATN and its members, and students are at the heart of everything we do.
Building Partnerships. Finding Solutions.
10ATN UNIVERSITIES FEATURE IN THE TOP 10 FOR AUSTRALIAN
INDUSTRY INCOME.2016 TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION RANKINGS
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1ATN IS THE WORLD’S LEADING
NETWORK OF YOUNG UNIVERSITIES.ALL ATN UNIVERSITIES ARE LISTED IN THE
TOP 100 OF THE TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION 150 UNDER 50 RANKINGS 2016
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100ALL 5 ATN UNIVERSITIES FEATURE
IN THE TOP 100 UNIVERSITIES UNDER 50 YEARS OLD.
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REAL-WORLD RESEARCH | INDUSTRY COLLABORATION | WORK-READY GRADUATES
67%of our research funding has come from industry since 2010.
93%of our assessed research is ranked at world class or above (Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) 2015 initiative).
19%of all graduates are educated at our universities.
22%of Australia’s international students choose our universities.
ATN’s National Network
PERTH CURTIN UNIVERSITY
ADELA IDE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
MELBOURNE RMIT UNIVERSITY
BRISBANE QUT
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY
ATN.EDU.AU 8/1 Geils Court Deakin ACT 2600 | E: [email protected] | T: +61 2 5105 6740 | Follow us @ATNunis
Our commitment to deliver practical results through real-world research increasingly makes us industry’s partner of choice.
Our graduates lead changes in society, provide innovative solutions to global problems and are uniquely placed to contribute and shape careers of the future. They become leaders in business and community and enjoy a salary earning premium.
The ATN runs Australia’s only national Industry Doctoral Training Centre (IDTC), an industry-focused initiative in research training.
We invest over $1 billion annually on real-world research and experimental development.
We are also the leading participants in Australia’s Cooperative Research Centres linking government, industry and researchers.
