Australia is home to a diverse range of universities, spread across various regions of the country. Here’s a list of Australian universities grouped by their respective regions:

New South Wales:

1. The University of Sydney
2. The University of New South Wales (UNSW)
3. The University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
4. Macquarie University
5. Western Sydney University
6. The University of Wollongong
7. The University of Newcastle

Victoria: 8. The University of Melbourne

9. Monash University
10. RMIT University
11. Deakin University
12. La Trobe University
13. Swinburne University of Technology

Queensland: 14. The University of Queensland

15. Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
16. Griffith University
17. James Cook University
18. University of the Sunshine Coast
19. Bond University

Western Australia: 20. The University of Western Australia (UWA)

21. Curtin University
22. Murdoch University
23. Edith Cowan University

South Australia: 24. The University of Adelaide

25. Flinders University
26. University of South Australia (UniSA)

Tasmania: 27. University of Tasmania

Australian Capital Territory: 28. The Australian National University (ANU)

29. University of Canberra

Northern Territory: 30. Charles Darwin University

Regional and Rural Universities: 31. University of New England (New South Wales)

32. Southern Cross University (New South Wales)
33. Charles Sturt University (New South Wales)
34. Federation University Australia (Victoria)
35. Deakin University (Geelong Waterfront Campus, Victoria)
36. Central Queensland University (CQUniversity)
37. University of Southern Queensland (USQ)
38. Charles Darwin University (Alice Springs Campus, Northern Territory)

Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and there are several other institutions and campuses located throughout Australia. When choosing a university, it’s essential to consider your preferred study location, the specific programs they offer, and the overall environment that aligns with your academic and personal goals.