University of New South Wales

University of New South Wales was established in the year of 1949 as part of ‘Group of Eight’. It is one of Australia’s leading research, teaching and innovation universities located in the Sydney suburb of Kensington. UNSW started classes with an enrolment of only 46 students. UNSW comprises two colleges located in Newcastle and Wollongong.  The University has another campuses and field stations located in Randwick, Coogee, Botany, Dee Why, Cowan, Manly Vale, Flowers Gap, Albury, Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour and Bankstown Airport.  Main campus provides Music Rooms, theaters and fitness centers to the students as well as the general public also.

UNSW offers Undergraduate, Postgraduate and doctoral degree programs, in various discipline. University’s primary focus on Scientific, professional and technological discipline.  UNSW recognized in the top 50 courses in Sydney including Accounting, Finance, Law, Civil and Structural Engineering and Psychology etc. University has over 60000 students enrolled from around 137 countries. UNSW also provides scholarship to the students who are outstanding in their academic field.  UNSW has wide range of some notable people includes Del Kathryn Barton (Visual Artist), Mitchell Butel (Actor and Director), Glyn Davis (Vice Chancellor of the University of Melbourn), Peter Garret (Rock Musician), Usman Khawaja (Cricketer) etc.

• UNSW Art & Design
• UNSW Arts and Social Sciences
• UNSW Built Environment
• UNSW Business School
• UNSW Engineering
• UNSW Law
• UNSW Medicine
• UNSW Science

Departments & Schools

• The Australian Graduate School of Management
• Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering
• Medical Sciences school
• Prince of Wales Clinical School
• Rural Clinical School
• Physical, Environmental and Mathematical Sciences