Official Details Of All Universities In All Countries

James Cook University

Motto
Crescente Luce
"light ever increasing"
Established 1970
Type Public
Chancellor Lieutenant General John Grey AC (ret'd)
Vice-Chancellor Sandra Harding
Undergraduates 14,185 (2012)
Postgraduates 4,109 (2012)

Griffith University

Motto Know more. Do more.
Established 1971
Type Public university
Chancellor Leneen Forde AC
Vice-Chancellor Ian O'Connor
Deputy V-C Ned Pankhurst (research); Sue Spence (academic)
Admin. staff 4,000 FTE
Students Over 43,000[1]
Undergraduates Over 31,000
Postgraduates Over 6,000

CQUniversity

Motto Doctrina Perpetua
Established 1967 (established), 1992 (university status)[1]
Type Public
Chancellor Mr Rennie Fritschy[2]
Vice-Chancellor Professor Scott Bowman[3]
Students 20,000
Location Brisbane, Bundaberg, Emerald, Gladstone, Gold Coast, Mackay, Melbourne, Rockhampton, Noosa and Sydney, Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, Australia

Bond University

Motto Forever Learning
Established 1987
Type Private, not-for-profit
Chancellor Dr. Helen Nugent AO[1]
Vice-Chancellor Professor Tim Brailsford
Undergraduates app. 2,900 students
Postgraduates app. 1,200 students
Location Robina, Gold Coast, Queensland,
 Australia
Campus Suburban
Website www.Bond.edu.au

Charles Darwin University

Motto Change your World
Established 2003
Type Public
Vice-Chancellor Professor Simon Maddocks
Admin. staff 1,421 (2011)
Students 22,083 (2011)
Undergraduates 3,194 (2011)
Postgraduates 461 (2011)
Location Darwin, Palmerston, Alice Springs, Katherine, Nhulunbuy, Jabiru, Tennant Creek and Yulara, Northern Territory, Australia
Campus Metropolitan and Regional

University of Wollongong

Motto Bringing knowledge to life
Established 1989 as the University of Western Sydney
1891 as the Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Motto Visionary Dynamic Passionate
Established Founded in 1951 as a Division of the New South Wales University of Technology (established in 1975 as an independent institution)
Type Public university
Endowment A$543 million (2011)[1]
Chancellor Jillian Broadbent AO
Vice-Chancellor Paul Wellings CBE[2]