The ACU is changing fast. Digital Now is our commitment to ensuring that our vibrant global network continues to thrive not just in the short-term, while COVID-19 restricts global mobility and ways of working, but longer term too.
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The ACU has over 500 member universities in 50 countries across the Commonwealth. 66% of our members are in low and middle income countries, and 5% are in small states.
Our network covers over 10 million students and more than 1 million academic and professional staff.
Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships are a unique opportunity to study for a two-years Master’s at leading ACU member universities across the Commonwealth.
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On July 9 and 10, the ACU joined the SDSN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) President’s meeting at the UN High-Level Political Forum.
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ACU HR in HE Community member Elizabeth Baré, Senior Fellow at the University of Melbourne, talked to us about HR responses to COVID-19.
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Join the ACU and partners for an online Programme focused on a call to action on sustainable urbanisation across the Commonwealth.
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Pro-Vice Chancellors (International) and Heads of International Offices from six universities share their experiences and perspectives on the future of universities’ international offices.
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The ACU, the Agence universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF), and the International Association of Universities (IAU) have formalised their collaboration through a memorandum of understanding (MoU).
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Connecting universities across the Commonwealth to develop solutions to climate change.
Addressing critical academic staff shortages using quality assured, credit-bearing degree courses delivered through blended learning.
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Becoming a member of the ACU means joining a vibrant global community of universities with a shared commitment to work together for the common good.
With more than 500 member universities across 50 countries, our membership reflects the diversity of the Commonwealth itself.