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ANU Health Service - Offers a confidential primary care service for the convenience of students, their spouses, partners and children, University staff and the public.

Australian City and Regional Network - A research network for an environmentally sustainable Australia.

Australian National University

Burton and Garran Hall - Student residence situated on the ANU campus.

Centre for Bioinformation Science - CBiS brings together Bioinformatics researchers with backgrounds in mathematics, statistics and quantitative biology with the goal of developing a conceptual architecture for an information-based, integrative approach to complex biological systems.

Centre for Educational Development and Academic Methods - The ANU's centre for the professional development of Academic Staff.

Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

Faculty of Law - One of the foremost centres of legal research in Australia.

Institute of the Arts - Comprising the Canberra School of Arts, Canberra School of Music, and the Australian Centre for the Arts and Technology.

The John Curtin School of Medical Research - The JCSMR has a 50 year history of research achievement, unparalleled by any other Australian biomedical research institution.

Regulatory Institutions Network - Includes mission statement, management structure and research centres. A division of ANU's Research School of Social Sciences.

Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies - Specialises in academic social science research and postgraduate training in the Asia and Pacific regions.

Research School of Physical Sciences and Engineering

School of Resources, Environment and Society - Courses focus on how societies shape and are shaped by the environment, how societies manage and use natural resources, and how people impact on the environment.

University Accommodation Services - Provides a variety of services to the ANU community to assist staff and students find accommodation. Applications for Halls and Colleges