The University of New South Wales (UNSW) is one of the leading teaching and research universities in Australia.
A founding member of the prestigous Group of 8 universities, UNSW is renowned for its academic reputation - continually amongst the highest ranked universities in Australia and currently ranked 46th in the world.
UNSW is a research powerhouse, with involvement in more than 100 groundbreaking research programs, from quantum computing to cancer research to interactive cinema.
UNSW degrees are recognised around the world, and graduates are highly employable, commanding some of the highest starting salaries. As a result, more than half of New South Wales' top HSC students consistently make UNSW their first preference, more than all other universities in the State combined.
UNSW enjoys a vibrant and cosmopolitan campus life, with close to 14,000 international students flying the flag for 130 countries. The university maintains strong links with its international graduate community, and has over 190 student exchange opportunities in 32 countries around the world.
UNSW is well located in the eastern suburbs of Sydney, close to Sydney's most popular beaches, parks and only 20 minutes from Sydney Airport. UNSW is close to the city's main business hub, providing easy access to a wide range of academic, cultural and social activities.
A rich and comprehensive learning experience awaits, with over 900 programs are available across 9 faculties.















