| Campus | University | Name/suburb |
|---|---|---|
| Main | Queensland University of Technology | Gardens Point |
| Main | University of Queensland | St Lucia |
| Satellite | Australian Catholic University | ACU Brisbane |
| Satellite | CQUniversity | CQU Brisbane |
| Satellite | Griffith University | Mt Gravatt |
| Satellite | Griffith University | Nathan |
| Satellite | Griffith University | South Bank |
| Satellite | Queensland University of Technology | Kelvin Grove |
| Satellite | Torrens University Australia | Fortitude Valley |
| Satellite | University of Queensland | Herston |
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Brisbane River and cityscape
Universities in Brisbane
As the list shows, while Brisbane is home to just 2 unis, it contains 10 campuses in total from 6 Australian universities.
- Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and the University of Queensland (UQ) are large Brisbane-based universities.
- Both unis occupy central locations, with QUT in the city and UQ in a nearby suburb.
- The 2 Brisbane universities teach a combined 95,000 students, including 19,000 from abroad.
- Griffith University also has a strong presence in the Brisbane CBD and suburbs. Its main campus is on the Gold Coast however.
Brisbane is an attractive study destination. It has a sub-tropical climate, with mild winters and warm summers. The city manages to maintain a relaxed vibe while offering all the services of a major city.