Murdoch University is located in Perth, in Western Australia. Murdoch University is a member of the Innovative Research Universities Australia, and internationally recognized for its research in several different sciences. Murdoch University enrolls almost 20,000 students, and it offers both on-campus and off-campus accommodation options for its international students.
The University of Sydney is located in the large city of Sydney, Australia. It has had international students from over 100 different countries. International students can find both undergraduate education and postgraduate education at the University of Sydney. Not only do they accept international applicants who pay the usual fees, but they also have a student exchange programs that they have worked out with other universities. This program gives students enrolled in universities in other countries the opportunity to switch places with an Australian student who wants to study abroad. The University of Sydney also offers English as a second language courses to international students. They have set up the University of Sydney Foundation Program to help all international students prepare for their courses and life at the university.
The University of Newcastle reaches out to international students by claiming that their courses and all other aspects of the university are "internationalized." By this they mean that their programs and courses are created not just for students from all over the world, but created to prepare students for competing for jobs and scholarship on a global level. They claim they tailor their teaching methods to more international standards. The University of Newcastle offers scholarship assistance to Chinese students who wish to study in Australia.
The University of Adelaide offers international students both undergraduate and postgraduate education in a wide variety of fields. They offer degrees in business, law, science, technology, humanities, media, and more. They also offer a student exchange program for foreign students wishing to spend some time studying in Australia, with universities around the world that they have entered into partnership agreements with. (See References 4)