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Pocket
Statistics
2021
AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITYStudents
Total enrolments 2019 Commencing
34,052
37% 12,432
Continuing
63% 21,620
Enrolments Enrolments
by course level by faculty
Health sciences 16,758
Undergraduate
Education and arts 10,982
77% 26,266
Law and business 3,589
Postgraduate Theology and 1,206
19% 6,299 philosophy
Combined schools 597
Non-award
4% 1,487 Research 302
Pathways 618
Enrolment growth
25,532
25,477
25,103
32,364
34,884
34,052
33,689
24,458
23,547
35,231
Enrolments
Enrolments
Enrolments
Enrolments
Enrolments
EFTSL
EFTSL
EFTSL
EFTSL
EFTSL
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
EFTSL: Equivalent Full-Time Enrolments
Student Load. Enrolment figures
are based on course headcount. EFTSLStudent profile
Enrolments Enrolments
by citizenship by state
Domestic Virtual
3,661
86% 29,250
International
14% 4,802
Qld
Enrolments 6,484
by gender
SA
41
NSW
Female 73.4% 10,676
ACT
1,170
Vic
12,020
Male 26.4%
Unspecified
0.2%
Enrolments by equity group1
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander 1.7% 505
Low socio-economic status students 12.3% 3,585
Students with disability 6.7% 1,967
1
Proportion based on domestic enrolments.International student profile
International students from 108 countries choose
to study at ACU.
International enrolments
by region
Europe
177
Americas
267
Africa and
Middle East Asia
250 4,108
International enrolments
by course level
Undergraduate 60% 2,871
Postgraduate 20% 959
Non-award 20% 972
ACU welcomes more than 250 students from our
partner universities each year through our student
exchange, study abroad and July school programs.
1 in 4 of our bachelor degree students travel overseas
during their studies.Staff
Total staff FTE Academic
2019 48% 1,109
2,288 Professional
52% 1,179
Staff FTE by Staff FTE
appointment by state
term ACT 5% 106
Full-time NSW 38% 878
63% 1,446 Vic 36% 819
Fractional Qld 21% 482
full-time SA 0% 3
14% 310
Casual
23% 532
Academic staff FTE by faculty
Health sciences 56% 620
Education and arts 26% 291
Law and business 8% 93
Theology and philosophy 6% 67
Others (not in faculty) 3% 38
FTE: Full-Time Equivalent. Totals may not tally as figures
are rounded to the nearest whole number.
Others (not in faculty) include senior academic
appointments in executive management roles.Student and graduate
outcomes
A nurturing experience1
Learner engagement
Skills development
Full-time employment
Student and graduate success
No
1 Graduate
employment in
Australia2
No
1 Graduate employer
satisfaction3
114,000
Total alumni $68,900
Graduate
median salary
Overall employed
employment full-time4
rate 91%4
1
Good Universities Guide 2021
2
Graduate Outcomes Survey – Longitudinal 2020,
full-time employment
3
Employer Satisfaction Survey 2019
4
Graduate Outcomes Survey 2019, all students,
four months after graduationResearch
Research excellence at ACU
Equal
first
ACU ranks first or equal first for ten
fields of research in Australia1:
• cardiorespiratory medicine and haematology
• clinical sciences
• cognitive sciences
• human movement and sports science
• nursing
• nutrition and dietetics
• psychology
• public health and health services
• religion and religious studies
• specialist studies in education
Research income 2019 ($’000)
Australian competitive grants 4,199
Other public sector research funding 1,682
Industry and other R&D funding 2,184
Total HERDC Income 8,065
Research output 2019
Journal articles (C1) 326
Book chapters (B1) 43
Books (A1) 18
Conference papers (E1) 7
1
Four-digit FoRs, Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA)
2018Finances
Financial performance ($’000)
2019 2018
Total income 556,094 549,024
Total expenses 511,060 500,509
Net result for the period 45,034 48,515
Financial highlights ($’000)
2019 2018
Commonwealth grants 416,964 418,784
Other operating revenue 132,739 125,208
Finance income 6,391 5,032
Salary cash expenses 322,146 328,239
Non-salary cash expenses 136,462 138,363
Non-cash expenses 52,454 33,907
Financial position ($’000)
2019 2018
Total assets 1,122,233 1,008,109
Total liabilities 416,442 382,928
Net assets 705,791 625,181
Financial ratios
2019 2018
Net result margin 8.1% 8.8%
Interest cover ratio 9.0 10.5
Gearing 7.0% 12.4%World university rankings
A world-class university
We’re ranked in the top 2% of all
Top
2%
universities worldwide1, with rankings
in Times Higher Education World University
Rankings, Academic Ranking of World Universities,
QS World University Rankings and US News Best
Global Universities.
We’re a top 80 APAC university,
Top
80
recognised as a leader in higher
education in the Asia-Pacific region2.
We’re recognised as one of the world’s
Top 25
top young universities, included in
the top 25 of Gen Y and ranked 70
globally3.
We’re one of the most significant
Top 10
Catholic universities in the world,
ranked in the top 10 among
Catholic universities, globally4.
1
Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2021.
Percentage calculated as ACU’s world rank as a proportion of
the total number of universities in the world.
2
Times Higher Education Asia-Pacific University Rankings
2020
3
Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2020
4
International Federation of Catholic Universities members
ranked on Times Higher Education World University Rankings
2021.About ACU Impact through empathy Over the last 30 years, ACU has shaped the modern era of Catholic higher education in Australia. Our collective legacy is drawn from a fundamental conviction to our mission and values. We are committed to the pursuit of knowledge, the dignity of the human person and the common good. At ACU we pride ourselves on offering a welcoming environment for everyone. At the same time, we are a university committed to standing for something clear. We stand up for people in need and causes that matter. We’ve grown over the past few years, and have eight campuses around Australia, including a new campus in Blacktown, and a campus in Rome, Italy. We put our students and staff at the centre of a vibrant global network of scholars, partnerships and opportunities. Our research programs tackle enduring and pressing issues in society, in Australia, and around the world. acu.edu.au ABN 15 050 192 660 CRICOS registered provider: 00004G The university reserves the right to amend, cancel or otherwise modify the content without notice. Student and staff figures are based on annual submissions to the Department of Education and Training. This publication was produced by the Office of Planning and Strategic Management.
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