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The Australian National Univeristy's National Institutes were established to raise national and international awareness of the extraordinary breadth and depth of academic activity at the University. In 2006, the University implemented a new academic structure based around seven ANU Colleges made up of the research and education Centres, Schools and Faculties that contribute to the various broad disciplines in ANU.

The previous activities of most of the National Institutes are now being undertaken within the ANU Colleges. The National Institute of Environment has become the ANU Institute for Environment, while the National Institute for Indigenous Australia has been superceded by the National Institute for Indigenous Studies.

For information related to the activities previously associated with the National Institutes, please visit the appropriate College or Institute webpage.

National Institute	is now in	College / School / Institute
National Institute for Indigenous Australia		National Centre for Indigenous Studies
National Institute for Asia and the Pacific		ANU College of Asia and the Pacific
National Institute of Bioscience		ANU College of Science
National Institute of Economics and Business		ANU College of Business and Economics
National Institute of Engineering and Information Sciences		ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science
National Institute for Environment		ANU Institute for Environment
National Institute of the Humanities and Creative Arts		Research School of Humanities
National Institute Health and Human Sciences		ANU College of Medicine and Health Sciences
National Institute of Physical Sciences		ANU College of Sciences
National Institute of Social Sciences and Law		ANU College of Law

Events previously promoted on the National Institutes' webpages can be found on the ANU Billboard.