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Australia's oldest university in its state and a consistent leader in the national rankings, built around a single city campus in Parkville.
New Zealand's largest university, in the middle of Auckland, and the highest ranked in the country.
A Paris university formed from the merger of Paris-Sorbonne and Pierre and Marie Curie, teaching arts, science and medicine.
Australia's first university, with a sandstone campus in the inner city and a wide spread of professional degrees.
New Zealand's oldest university, in Dunedin, known for health sciences and for a genuine campus town.
A research university south of Paris, built from a cluster of institutes and consistently first in the world for mathematics.
A technology-focused Sydney university known for engineering, computing and business, running three terms a year.
Wellington's university, close to parliament and the public service, with strong law, public policy and design schools.
A collegiate university in central Paris grouping ENS, Dauphine, Mines Paris and the Observatoire.
A large multi-campus university in Melbourne with a pharmacy school of international standing and campuses on three continents.
A Christchurch university with a long engineering tradition and easy access to the Southern Alps.
A social sciences institution in Paris, teaching politics, law, economics and international affairs almost entirely at postgraduate level in English and French.
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