Universities in Sydney

Universities in Sydney offer high quality undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Many famous Australians: scientists, artists or politicians built their skills at Sydney universities. See where.

University of Sydney

Sydney Uni is the oldest of the Australian universities, teaching students since 1850. Some of the courses that you can enrol into include areas such as medicine and health, architecture, arts, business, law, engineering, science, education, music and performing arts.

Many famous Australians graduated from the University of Sydney, including prime ministers, governors-general, personalities known for their work in science, art or letters.

Just two examples, Sydney Uni's alumni include a Nobel prize winner: Sir John Warcup Cornforth, recognized in 1975 for his scientific research in chemistry and one of Sydney's visionaries, Sir John Bradfield, famous for building of Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The university campus is close to the City, in Camperdown. Visit its website http://sydney.edu.au for more information about courses and programs.

Universities in Sydney - UNSW

Founded in 1949, the University of New South Wales (UNSW) is highly sought after by high school graduates who want to continue their studies at universities in Australia. It has also developed a strong reputation for its postgraduate studies.

The Australian School of Business of the UNSW offers both undergraduate and postgraduate education, the latter through its MBA arm, the Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM), one of the leading MBA schools in the world.

The nine faculties and 56 schools of the University of New South Wales cover many courses in arts, science, engineering, law, medicine, architecture, design. For more information visit www.unsw.edu.au

The main campus is in Sydney's suburb of Kensington. UNSW also has a campus in Canberra at the Australian Defence Force Academy.

University of Technology Sydney (UTS)

UTS has two campuses:

• the main one is located near the Central Station in Sydney,
• the second campus, Kuring-gai, is on Sydney's north shore, in Lindfield.

UTS Tower

While the concrete, brown buidling of the City campus is far from being beautiful, it is exceptionally well located, close to public transport and close to one of the best tourist and entertainment areas in Sydney, Darling Harbour.

What can you study at UTS? Lots of disciplines, such as: architecture, business and communication, law, education, engineering, health, science. For example one of the famous Australian actors, Hugh Jackman studied journalism at UTS. Check its website www.uts.edu.au

Universities in Sydney - Macquarie

Macquarie University, located in Sydney's suburb of North Ryde, has four faculties: arts, business and economics, science and human sciences. It has a large intake of international students and offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

The Macquarie Graduate School of Management is a prominent business school offering MBA or MBA extension programs, postgraduate diplomas and executive education.

University of Western Sydney (UWS)

UWS is located in the Greater Western Sydney region with campuses in Parramatta, Westmead, Hawkesbury, Campbelltown, Blacktown, Penrith and Bankstown.

The university has three colleges:

• Arts,
• Business and Law,
• Health and Science.

There is a very large range of courses available across these disciplines, including social sciences, psychology, medicine, computing, finance.

UWS offers a broad range of postgraduate programs. For example, for business and law programs check the Sydney Graduate School of Management website www.sgsm.edu.au

Interested to study in other states? Check the Queensland universities and Australia universities in Adelaide. There are many options around.

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