University of Western Sydney

UWS is a major urban University. Enterprising and forward-looking, the University is committed to bring about access and equity in higher education. Spread over six campuses, the University is placed strategically in a region of great opportunity, diversity, challenge and growth.

UWS not only looks to educating students but also takes an interest in their proper placement. The knowledge imparted during the courses is put to work in employment of students, in mutually enriching partnerships with communities and in the application of research to contemporary problems. The work and operation of the University is in close connection and identifies with local communities and businesses.

There are over 2000 staff and about 35,000 students drawn from Australia and around the world. UWS courses are focused on the future. Many of the courses are developed with industry input and taught by leaders in their field, keeping students in touch with real world...

UWS is a major urban University. Enterprising and forward-looking, the University is committed to bring about access and equity in higher education. Spread over six campuses, the University is placed strategically in a region of great opportunity, diversity, challenge and growth.

UWS not only looks to educating students but also takes an interest in their proper placement. The knowledge imparted during the courses is put to work in employment of students, in mutually enriching partnerships with communities and in the application of research to contemporary problems. The work and operation of the University is in close connection and identifies with local communities and businesses.

There are over 2000 staff and about 35,000 students drawn from Australia and around the world. UWS courses are focused on the future. Many of the courses are developed with industry input and taught by leaders in their field, keeping students in touch with real world needs and best practices. Scholarships are available both for high-achievers and for those who are economically or educationally disadvantaged.