The University of Sydney is one of the largest universities in Australia, with an enrollment of approximately 49,000 students, including almost 11,000 international students representing 130 nationalities. The University of Sydney is grouped among the top eight universities in the country. It is recognized by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations, Australia. The University of Sydney is also AACSB accredited. Founded in 1850, is not only the oldest and most prestigious degree-granting university in Australia, but also one of the most beautiful.
Popular areas of study at the University of Sydney include:
Communications: Journalism, PR, etc.
Business & Finance
Architecture
Biological Sciences
Engineering
Music
Education & Social Work
Law
Geosciences
Visual Arts
The campus is ideally located, just a couple of miles from the Central Business District and a short distance from the Sydney Harbor. The variety of courses available and an international reputation for its excellent research and teaching attracts students from all over the world. The research activities and cultural life of the university are supported by extensive facilities, including Fisher library, the southern hemisphere's largest library. Students will be interested to know that the University of Sydney campus contains several computer labs, where students may take advantage of internet service, printers, and general computer applications. The University of Sydney issues all transcripts, upon completion of the program. The ISA Office is located a short distance from the University of Sydney, at the historically known The Rocks location. Students will have the opportunity to utilize services of the University Union, over 150 clubs and societies, and numerous sports clubs and facilities. Non-academic activities that are offered through these organizations provide a fabulous opportunity for ISA participants to meet other students from Australia and from all over the world. More than 50 sports clubs exist, offering activities for all levels, such as football, baseball, rugby, volleyball, water polo, hockey, golf, soccer and many more.
The University of Sydney is ranked 9th in Australia, and 37th in the world according to QS 2014 World Rankings. The Times Higher Education lists the university as among the top 25 in the world for humanities and social sciences, and the top 50 for engineering and technology.
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