1988) Western Australian CAE (from 1991, Edith Cowan University) Former Institutes of Technology Chisholm Institute of Technology (from 1990 part of Monash University) Darwin Institute of Technology (from 1989 Northern Territory University, now Charles Darwin University) Footscray Institute of Technology (from 1990 Victoria University of Technology, now Victoria University) New South Wales Institute of Technology (from 1989 the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS)) Phillip Institute of Technology (from 1992 part of Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)) Queensland Institute of Technology (from 1989 Queensland University of Technology (QUT)) Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, now RMIT University South Australian Institute of Technology (from 1991 the University of South Australia) Swinburne Institute of Technology (from 1992 Swinburne University of Technology) Tasmanian State Institute of Technology (from 1991 part of the University of Tasmania) Western Australia Institute of Technology (from 1987 Curtin University of Technology) In each state, the most prestigious university created from an Institute of Technology became a founding member of the Australian Technology Network. Former Institutes of Advanced/Higher/Tertiary Education Gippsland Institute of Advance Education (from 1990 part of Monash University) Hunter Institute of Higher Education (from 1989 part of University of Newcastle) Macarthur Institute of Higher Education (from 1989 University of Western Sydney) Riverina-Murray Institute of Higher Education (from 1989 Charles Sturt University) Warrnambool Institute of Advanced Education (from 1990 part of Deakin University) Wodonga Institute of Tertiary Education (from 1994 part of La Trobe University) See also :Category:Universities in Australia Institute of technology Technical and Further Education Notes External links AVCC report detailing what happened to each CAE(PDF, 74KB). Razor gang to Dawkins : a History of Victoria College: an Australian College of Advanced Education The ‘Colleges’: Growth and Diversity in the Non-university Tertiary Studies Sector (1965–1974) Australian tertiary institutions