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The University of Sydney Key Information:-

•Informally known: University of Sydney
•Nicknames: Sydney University, Sydney Uni, USyd, or Sydney
•Established: 1850
•Motto: Sidere mens eadem mutato (LATIN) "Though the constellations change, the mind is the same."
•Address: NSW 2006, Australia
•Affiliation: Group of Eight, APRU, ASAIHL, ACU, WUN
•Category: Public university
•Available study options: Undergraduate/Graduate
•Chancellor: Ms Belinda Hutchinson AM
•Vice-Chancellor:Dr Michael Spence
•Visitor:The Governor of New South Wales ex officio
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•University paper:
•Website: www.sydney.edu.au
•Phone: +61 2 9351 2222

The University of Sydney Highlights:-

• The first university in Australia, University of Sydney is known as one of the most prestigious and reputable universities in the world.
• This sandstone university comprises 16 faculties and schools, through which it offers bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees.
• Latest figures show that the University of Sydney has received the highest amount of research grants, which may demonstrate its research competitiveness and the size of its students and staff body.
• The University of Sydney also has the second largest (behind Monash University) body of students and researchers among Australian universities.
• University of Sydney is known for its high standards of academic excellence coupled with student support services.
 

The University of Sydney Admissions :

The University of Sydney Admission:-

Following is all you need to know about the University of Sydney Admission for Undergraduate and Post Graduate courses.

The University of Sydney Undergraduate Admission:-

To apply for an undergraduate course at the University of Sydney, you need to meet certain requirements – these are known as the minimum eligibility criteria. The following pages describe the requirements in detail, but basically you need to:

•have an acceptable senior secondary qualification from your high school (or have studied for at least one year at tertiary level studies)
•have achieved certain grades in your academic studies
•meet the English language requirements
•meet any special entry requirements such as health or security checks or submission of a portfolio – check the details for your specific degree using Find a course.
•If you don’t have an acceptable senior secondary or tertiary qualification, there are some other options. You could enrol in the University of Sydney Foundation Program, and complete a course, equivalent to a final-year secondary qualification in Australia. •Likewise, if you don’t meet the English language requirements, you could enrol in an English preparation course at the University’s Centre for English Teaching.

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The University of Sydney Graduate Admission:-

Admission Requirements: Admissions requirements vary from program to program, but at a minimum, entry into a master's degree at the University of Sydney Business School requires the completion of the equivalent of an Australian bachelor's degree, or graduate diploma/graduate certificate from a recognised tertiary institution with a minimum credit (65 per cent) average. Qualifications awarded outside Australia can also be used for admission but equivalencies and entry requirements are determined based on the country, institution and qualification.

Graduate Diplomas: Graduate diplomas and certificates generally include units of study from the master's programs, and provide an exit point after fewer units of study.For entry into a graduate diploma, students must have the equivalent of an Australian bachelor's degree or higher level qualification from a recognised tertiary institution at a standard acceptable to the Business School.

Graduate Certificates: For entry into a graduate certificate, students must have the equivalent of an Australian bachelor's degree or higher level qualification OR at least three years' relevant work experience.Graduate certificates are not available to students on an International Student Visa.

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The University of Sydney Academic Year

The University of Sydney Academic Year is divided into two semesters namely

SEMESTER 01: March to June
SEMESTER 02: July to November

The University of Sydney  Tuition Fee:-

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The University of Sydney Infrastructure

The University of Sydney Infrastructure:-

The main campus has been ranked in the top 10 of the world's most beautiful universities by the British Daily Telegraph, The Huffington Post and Disney Pixar, among others such as Oxford and Cambridge and is spread across the inner-city suburbs of Camperdown and Darlington.The main campuses houses university's administrative headquarters, and the Faculties of Arts, Science, Education and Social Work, Pharmacy, Veterinary Science, Economics and Business, Architecture, and Engineering. It is also the home base of the large Faculty of Medicine, which has numerous affiliated teaching hospitals across the state. The main campus of the university is also the center of student life and activities.

The Satelite campuses of the university with its faculties:-

a) Mallett Street campus: Faculty of Nursing
b) Cumberland campus: Faculty of Health Science
c) St. James Campus: Sydney Law School
d) Rozelle Campus: Faculty of Visual Arts
e) Sydney Conservatorium of Music: Department of Music
f) Orange Agricultural College: Faculty of Arts, Science, Nursing and Pharmacy.
g) Camden campus: Research farms for agriculture and veterinary science
i)  Camden campus: Tropical Marine Research Station
j) IA Watson Grains Research Centre: Faculty of Agriculture and Environment.
k) Taylors College: Operated by the University for its foundation programme.

The University of Sydney Library consists of eleven individual libraries located across the University's various campuses.

Musuems and Galleries of the university:-
 
•Nicholson Museum
•Macleay Museum
•University Art Collection
•University Art Gallery
• Rare Books Collection

The university also has a number of residential colleges and halls of residence based on college system of Cambridge and Oxford University.

St John's College
St Andrew's College
St Paul's College
Sancta Sophia College
Wesley College
The Women's College

The university also offers three other residential systems which are different from colleges and are not part of the intercol system.

Mandelbaum House
International House
Sydney University Village

The University of Sydney Faculty:-

The University of Sydney Faculty past and present consists of academicians, subjects scholars and researchers.

The University of Sydney  Student Life and Activities:-

The University of Sydney Student Life and Activities are both unique and vibrant. With more than 200 clubs and societies there is no dearth in terms of opportunities for students to enjoy and pursue personal interests and sports with like-minded individuals. Politically and academically undergraduate students are represented by the Students Representative Council (SRC) and postgraduate students are represented by  Sydney University Postgraduate Representative Association (SUPRA).The University of Sydney Union provides a range of activities, programs, services and facilities geared at giving students the university experience.Sports at the University is overseen by the Sydney Uni Sport and Fitness.

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The University of Sydney Rankings

The University of Sydney Rankings:-

Apart from being ranked among the top five universities in Australia, The University of Sydney, Sydney has also earned an indelible reputation of being one of the most reputable universities in the world. The universities subjects of education, accounting&finance, law,english language&literature, archaeology, linguistics, civil and structural engineering is ranked best in the world. Following is the latest University of Sydney national and international rankings.

National Rankings:-

ARWU (2014, national): Rank 05-07
QS (2013/14, national): Rank 03
Times Higher Education (2013/14, national): Rank 04

World/International Rankings:-

ARWU: Rank 101-150
Times Higher Education: Rank 72
QS: Rank 38

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