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Australian National University, located in Canberra and state-sponsored, founded 1946 as Australia's only completely research-oriented university. Originally limited to graduate studies, it expanded in 1960, merging with Canberra University College (est. 1929). In 1992 it combined with the Canberra Institute of the Arts and began offering degrees in art and music. The university is particularly known for its Institute of Advanced Studies, which includes 10 specialized scientific research schools, and has law and medical schools. It boasts one of the largest libraries in Australia. Australian National UniversityPublic university in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. Founded in 1946, it originally offered only graduate programs. Undergraduates were first admitted in 1960, and today the university offers a wide range of graduate and undergraduate programs. Affiliated with the university are research schools of medicine, physical and biological sciences, social sciences, and Pacific studies. |
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Canberra (Australia): The Journal of Pacific History, RSPAS, Australian National University, published jointly with Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies, Canterbury University, New Zealand. Meanwhile the ANF has renewed a call for the licensing of all aged care workers following a report on a pilot study conducted by RN and Australian National University research fellow Dr Tony Jones outlining the importance of licensing in aged care facilities. The survey of 4000 people by Australian National University, and analysed by Australian university researchers, found that 65% of 18-34-year-olds regarded same-sex couples with children as families, compared with 14% of those aged over 65; 60% of younger people believed single women should have the right to IVF treatment, compared with 25% of the older group (The Age, 7/9/05, p. |
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