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International Guide 2023
“Brilliant careers start with a transformational education at the University of Sydney.” Professor Mark Scott AO Vice-Chancellor and Principal
2023
We acknowledge the
tradition of custodianship
and law of the Country
on which the University of
Sydney campuses stand.
We pay our respects to
those who have cared and
continue to care for Country.
Leadership
starts here
for good
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Why choose
Sydney?
Start your leadership journey and create a future with impact.
Whether you’re finishing high school, continuing undergraduate studies,
pursuing a passion or looking to advance your career, our flexible
degree structures enable you to create and follow your own path.
sydney.edu.au – 2023 International Guide
* QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022
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** QS World University Rankings 2023
*** Australian Universities International Directors'
Forum Learning Abroad Benchmarking 2019 (in 2020)
1 st
in Australia and 4th in the world
41 st
in world university
for graduate employability* rankings**
100+ 250+ 250+ 380,000
majors and minors to exchange partners clubs and societies alumni to connect
combine your interests and one of the largest to enrich your student you with a
across disciplines student mobility experience worldwide network
programs in Australia***
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Welcome to Sydney
Join Areas
us of study
University life......................................................... 2 Architecture, design and planning.................. 16
Your wellbeing and student life.........................4 Arts and social sciences....................................17
Scholarships and funding options.....................5 Business................................................................ 18
Careers and employability.................................6 Economics........................................................... 19
Our research.........................................................8 Education and social work............................... 20
Centre for English Teaching...............................9 Engineering and computer science................ 21
Our campuses and teaching locations........... 10 Law........................................................................22
Student accommodation...................................12 Medicine and health..........................................23
Music.....................................................................24
Science.................................................................25
Undergraduate Postgraduate
study study
The Sydney Undergraduate Experience........28 Why study postgraduate at Sydney?............... 76
Design your degree............................................29 Postgraduate coursework courses................. 78
Follow your interests, all of them................... 30 Postgraduate coursework courses
Which career is right for me?......................... 32 - additional information....................................92
Undergraduate courses................................... 34 How to apply - postgraduate coursework......94
2023 Admissions Guide for Postgraduate research courses......................97
international students.......................................56 How to apply - postgraduate research........100
Table notes..........................................................64 Application advice............................................ 102
How to apply - undergraduate........................68 Fees and costs..................................................103
Application advice..............................................70 —
Fees and costs.....................................................71 Important dates for 2023................................104
The University of Sydney International events.........................................105
Preparation Programs....................................... 72
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University life
University is so much more than just what happens
in the classroom – so make the most of it!
Expand your university experience with our 250+ student clubs and societies,
30 cafes, bars and food outlets, live performance spaces, museums and art
galleries, 24-hour libraries, Olympic-size swimming pool, fully equipped gym and
sports facilities, climbing wall and heritage-listed graffiti tunnel – to name just a
few of the things that make up life at Sydney!
Our diverse community of students is made up of more than 32 cultural
groups and 130 nationalities – you’ll be able to make friends from all around
the world. There are also numerous facilities, programs and events to keep you
healthy and active during your time at university.
Learn more about student life at
− sydney.edu.au/student-life
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“The strong student life
on campus really appealed to me.
I have made lifelong friendships
both in and out of my course –
the people really make this place
what it is!”
Ruby Williamson
Bachelor of Design in Architecture
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Home country: Australia
Our campus is open Travel the world while you study
We are excited about welcoming as many We have one of the largest student mobility
students as possible to campus in 2023 to enjoy programs in Australia.* We’ve partnered
our vibrant campus and engage face to face with with over 250 universities in more than
teachers and peers. 40 countries to give you access to global
Safety and wellbeing is our highest priority and opportunities that will broaden your horizons.
we’re committed to doing all we can to help our 130 of our partner universities are ranked in
students stay safe and well, wherever you are. the top 200 worldwide,** including Harvard,
On campus, COVID-19 safety precautions are Yale and the London School of Economics.
in place to keep our community safe, such as − sydney.edu.au/sydney-abroad-apply
physical distancing and enhanced cleaning, and
we encourage everyone to get vaccinated.
At the time of printing, some courses and units
of study may still be offered remotely in 2023. Make
sure to check our website regularly for the most up
to date information including about delivery modes
at sydney.edu.au/covid-19. For those studying
remotely, we offer a range of student support
services and ways to stay connected online.
Students can contact us online for career advice,
academic support or speak to our experienced
students who act as peer support advisors.
We understand that it’s important to stay
connected and active in the student community. “Move past your comfort zone and enjoy what the
There are many ways to be involved, including world has to offer. You will have the opportunity
staying in touch with #usydonline on our social to make friends from all over the world and
channels, or join the University of Sydney Union interact with people of extraordinary abilities
(USU) and follow events and clubs and society and interesting backgrounds.”
activities taking place online. Margaret George
For the latest study and health and safety HEC Paris Business Summer School, France
information, visit Home country: USA
− sydney.edu.au/covid-19
“I’ve formed lifelong friendships with
the most kind-hearted and welcoming
people. The enormous number of clubs and
societies means you’ll definitely be able to
find something that best suits your personal
interests or hobbies!”
Olivia Le Khac
Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Dental Medicine
Home country: Vietnam
“An incredible and unique experience where
you grow on many levels. It really opens
your eyes and mind through all the different
experiences and cultures you encounter.”
Join us
Ivy He
University of Edinburgh, Scotland
Home country: Australia
* Australian Universities International Directors’
Forum Learning Abroad Benchmarking 2019 (in 2020)
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** Times Higher Education World University
Rankings 2021
Your wellbeing and
student life When you join us at the University of Sydney,
you’ll have plenty of help. Here are just a few
of the ways we support your health, wellbeing
and academic achievement.
Accommodation Faith Language and learning
− On-campus student housing − On-campus multifaith − Intensive preparation programs
chaplaincy, with chaplains
− Residential colleges − English language programs
from 11 faith groups available
− Off-campus living for consultations − One-to-one coaching
− Supportive communities − Dedicated prayer rooms − Online learning resources
− Peer facilitated
conversation workshops
Academic learning Health and physical Mental health
support wellbeing* − Clinical psychologists
− Bridging courses − Doctors and counsellors
− Academic language workshops − Dentists − Mental health support services
− Mathematics learning support − Optometrists − Workshops for success
− One-to-one consultations − Physiotherapists − Resilience training
− Online learning resources − Pharmacists
− Peer programs − Childcare information
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Careers Inclusion and disability Orientation and arrival
− International student career − Assistive technology − Welcome to university
development program − Alternative formatting − Settling into Sydney
− Employability skills workshops − Lecture support − Adjusting to student life
− Support for transition to − Accessible buildings − Opportunities to meet
the Australian workplace and facilities fellow students and staff
− Careers fairs and events where − Academic adjustments − Information about available
you can meet employers support services
− Sydney CareerHub
online jobs database
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For more information about the range of support services available to you,
visit sydney.edu.au/study/why-choose-sydney/student-support.html
* These may involve fees for services and retail costs for goods.Scholarships and
funding options
FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Whether you're an Other funding options
undergraduate, postgraduate As an international student, you may be
eligible for student loans or benefits from your
or research student, we offer a home government.
range of university and faculty − The University of Sydney administers United
States Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and
scholarships to support you. funding from private United States lenders.
− The University is also accredited to
Vice-Chancellor’s administer benefits from the United
International Scholarship States Department of Veteran Affairs.
This is a prestigious scholarship awarded on − We can support citizens of Canada, Norway,
academic merit to exceptional international Sweden and some other European nations
students to pursue coursework studies. with the administration of their student
Value: up to $40,000. loans and tuition fee tax credits.
− sydney.edu.au/study/int-loans
Sydney Scholars India
Scholarship Program Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
This is an undergraduate and postgraduate (DFAT) Australia Awards
coursework scholarship offered to commencing This Australian Government scholarship attracts
Indian students to foster our engagement scholars of the highest calibre from countries that
with India. Value: a pool of $500,000 for up have a development partnership with Australia. It
to 28 scholarships. covers full tuition fees and provides a living allowance.
− sydney.edu.au/students/australia-awards
Research Training Program
International Scholarship
Many high-achieving students apply for a “The impact of being a
research degree and a scholarship at the scholarship recipient
same time. The Research Training Program enabled me to pursue my
International Scholarship, funded by the dream without carrying
Australian Government, covers tuition fees, a financial burden. It
Overseas Student Health Cover, relocation gave me a confidence
Join us
costs and a living allowance. boost that I was on the
right track for the next
Browse the full list of scholarships: step in my career.”
− sydney.edu.au/scholarships/international Victoria Ong
Master of Media Practice
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Home country: SingaporeCareers and employability
BECOME ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S MOST EMPLOYABLE GRADUATES*
We offer a range of opportunities to work on real-life projects with
leading industry partners throughout your studies, so you’ll graduate
with the skills and experience you need to build an impactful career.
You can access opportunities and support − Job Smart Edge is an award-winning
offered by the University or specific faculty. program offered by the Business School
− You will have the opportunity to collaborate that gives students industry experience and
with a leading organisation and work career coaching to prepare you for work.
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on real-world projects through our − The award-winning Professional Engagement
undergraduate industry project program. Program at the Faculty of Engineering aims
− Our Careers Centre provides career to develop your workplace competencies
counselling services and other resources and transferable employability skills that
that will enable you to be in the best career companies look for in engineering graduates.
position by the end of your degree.
− Our Innovation Hub hosts events to Internships and placements
equip students with the skills needed to The majority of our degrees offer embedded or
accelerate their idea, career or research. elective placements and internships that range
− Research students can collaborate with in duration from two weeks to a full year. Each
start-ups, non-profits and corporate hands-on program is tailored to your area of
organisations at Sydney Knowledge Hub. study and will enhance your employability.
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* QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022“I secured a 12-week internship through
the Job Smart program, which helped
me build some local work experience and
apply the knowledge I had gained in my
finance course. This internship not only
enhanced my profile but also put me in
touch with other industry experts.”
Swetha Barade
Master of Commerce 2021
Current role: Audit Analyst, Deloitte Australia
Home country: India
“The soft skills I learned from
opportunities like the Industry
Placement Program not only
helped me to pass the job
interview easily, but excel at my
work as an auditor at KPMG.”
Jessie Hu
Master of Professional Accounting 2015
Current role: Senior Financial Accountant,
St Vincent’s Health Australia
Home country: China
“The learning isn’t confined to the
classroom. Through internships and
hands-on experiences, I’ve been able to
apply my knowledge through innovative
solutions to industry problems.”
Darren Zheng
Join us
Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Civil Engineering)
and Bachelor of Project Management
Civil Engineering Intern, Veolia (2020) and KBR (2021)
Home country: Australia
Page 7Our research
We’re one of the world’s top
22
fields of research ranked world
standard or above by the
research universities. Our Australian Research Council
research is driven by the big
100+
picture. We take a problem
research centres
and look at it from all angles,
combining the expertise
and talents of scholars
from many disciplines. Our 28 research partnerships with
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universities around the world
key research areas include
technology, health and
wellbeing, society and culture,
and environmental issues. 300+ jointly funded research projects
with partner universities
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The Centre for English Teaching (CET) offers English Our programs
language courses and academic skills programs to Depending on your English level, you may need
prepare you for university. to take a combination of university preparation
− sydney.edu.au/cet courses. These are your options:
Achieve your goals in English language learning, Direct Entry Course
academic skills development, or teacher CRICOS: 083314F (USYD)
training, in a supportive face-to-face or online This is an English language program for students
environment. You can also package your university who have a conditional offer at the University of
degree studies with a CET Direct Entry Course Sydney. It is designed to improve your academic
so you can develop your English and academic English and develop the academic skills needed to
skills to ensure your success at university. study at an Australian university.
− sydney.edu.au/cet/programs/admission/direct-
entry-course.html Graduate Academic Skills
CRICOS: 086047G (USYD) and 042448J (CET)
CET benefits include This course is for students who have an
unconditional offer to study at university. This high-
− Highly qualified teaching staff
level five-week course provides an introduction to
− Co-curricular activities the expectations and values of academic culture in
− Academic and wellbeing support an Australian university.
− 4 hours interactive learning in class
Develop professionally
− 2 hours personalised online learning
− English Language Teacher Training
− 1 hour engagement opportunity to develop
This is an innovative professional development
language skills outside the classroom
course that covers the latest theories
and approaches to Teaching English to
Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL).
− English for Academic Purposes Teacher Training
This course extends your teaching skills
and knowledge into the field of English for
Academic Purposes to enhance your career
prospects as a language teaching professional.
− sydney.edu.au/cet/programs/
professional-development-teachers.html
Learn online
Academic Skills for University
Success Specialisation
This series of five Massive Open Online Courses
(MOOCs) provide an introduction to academic
culture and prepare you for study at an English-
“CET teachers are professional and
medium university. They help you develop a
patient when teaching us. They gave us
deep understanding of the graduate qualities
many resources and taught us different
essential for academic success: information and
Join us
approaches to learn efficiently. We saw
digital literacy, problem-solving, critical thinking,
improvements in our English skills such as
and communication.
writing and listening, which is beneficial
for our academic courses at the University.” − sydney.edu.au/cet/programs/succeed/
online-modules.html
Jiayang (Jaya) Li
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campus Australian Taylors
Technology College
tour video. Eveleigh Park 2km ↓ 3km ↘Student accommodation
Experience uni life at your doorstep.
Whether you choose to live on or off campus, New to Sydney?
you’ll have many accommodation options to We recommend you book a temporary place
choose from. to stay before committing to longer-term
accommodation. Our Accommodation Services
Living on campus website is a great place to get started.
− University residences offer fully It’s full of helpful advice on where to live,
furnished single rooms with shared expected costs and all your accommodation
living, learning and study spaces. options. It also allows you to register for a place
at University-owned housing.
− Residential colleges offer fully furnished
single rooms with daily meals provided. − sydney.edu.au/accommodation
Living off campus For information on approximate living costs in
The University’s campuses are surrounded by Sydney, including transport, groceries and other
many vibrant and multicultural suburbs. You everyday expenses as well as accommodation
can choose to live in independently run student costs, visit
housing or rent accommodation privately. − sydney.edu.au/study/accommodation/
living-costs.html
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“Living in student accommodation has been
the most exciting and meaningful element
within my university life. I got to meet
individuals from all over the world, learn
about their various cultural backgrounds,
and ultimately become friends with them.”
Benny Shen
Bachelor of Commerce (Finance and Marketing)
Home country: China
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University residences are located on or very near to campus and are managed by University
Accommodation Services. All are available to male and female students, at undergraduate
and postgraduate level.
Places Phone Website
Abercrombie 200
Darlington House 54
Queen Mary Building 801 +61 2 9351 3322 sydney.edu.au/accommodation
Regiment Building 620
Terraces 193
Residential college ($397-687 per week)
Residential colleges are located on campus and externally managed to provide options to suit your needs.
Places Gender Phone Website
Mandelbaum House 36 F, M +61 2 9692 5200 mandelbaum.usyd.edu.au
172 F (UG)
Sancta Sophia College +61 2 9577 2100 sanctasophiacollege.edu.au
128 F, M (PG)
St Andrew’s College 285 F, M +61 2 9565 7300 standrewscollege.edu.au
St John’s College 252 F, M +61 2 9394 5000 stjohnscollege.edu.au
F (PG)
St Paul’s College 300 +61 2 9550 7444 stpauls.edu.au
M (UG/PG)
Wesley College 260 F, M +61 2 9565 3333 wesleycollege-usyd.edu.au
The Women’s College 280 F +61 2 9517 5000 thewomenscollege.com.au
F = Female M = Male UG = Undergraduate student PG = Postgraduate student PGR = Postgraduate research student
Independently run student housing (Up to $700 per week)
The following accommodation is located close to campus and available to undergraduate and postgraduate
students, male or female.
Places Phone Website
Sydney University Village 650 +61 2 9036 4000 sydneyuv.com.au
Scape Cleveland 440 +61 2 8099 2360
Scape at University of Sydney 439 +61 2 8099 2320
scape.com.au/student
Scape Glebe 185 +61 2 8099 2340
Scape Redfern 596 +61 2 8099 2380
Stucco 40 - stucco.org.au
UniLodge 570 +61 2 9338 5000 unilodge.com.au/unilodge-on-broadway-sydney
Iglu Broadway 271 +61 2 8024 8640 iglu.com.au/properties/sydney/broadway
Iglu Central 98 +61 2 8024 8640 iglu.com.au/properties/sydney/central
Iglu Central Park 770 +61 2 8024 8640 iglu.com.au/properties/sydney/central-park
Iglu Redfern 370 +61 2 8024 8640 iglu.com.au/properties/sydney/redfern
Camden: University residences ($155-355 per week)
The University residences on our Camden campus are managed by University Accommodation Services and
are available to undergraduate and postgraduate students, male or female.
Places Phone Website
Nepean Hall (Camden) 43
+61 2 9351 1622 sydney.edu.au/accommodation
Nepean Lodge (Camden) 98
Join us
All accommodation fees listed here are in Australian dollars. They are intended as a guide and are based on 2022 fees for
new students. These fees are correct at the time of printing to the best of the University’s knowledge and are subject to
change. Students should contact the individual accommodation providers for detailed and up-to-date information, including
additional costs and fees. Note that some colleges charge non-refundable application fees. Also note that some residences
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have 52-week contracts, while others only provide accommodation during semester.
For current information, see sydney.edu.au/accommodation“I decided on my degree by
finding the overlap between
what I love, what I’m good at
and what the world needs.”
Daniel Kim
Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced Studies (Finance & HR)
Home country: Australia
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Page 14University study isn’t just
2023
about gaining credentials
– it’s about investing your
time to discover what you
really love doing.
Start by thinking about
which subjects interest
you, as well as how you
like to learn and what
you want from your
university experience.
of study
AreasArchitecture,
design and planning
25
Design the future. When you study
at Sydney, you’ll combine creative
th in the world for
architecture/built
environment*
flair with finely tuned technical skills
to shape the spaces, services and
experiences – both physical and digital The Wilkinson Building
has one of the best-
– in which we live, work and play. equipped design,
modelling and fabrication
labs in Australia and
provides dedicated studio
Combining creativity and technology
space for students
By studying with us, you'll develop big-picture
thinking and work towards addressing global
challenges. You’ll graduate ready for a career *
QS World University
Rankings by Subject 2022
that’s creatively driven and technically challenging.
sydney.edu.au – 2023 International Guide
“The hands-on, practical nature of my
degree ticked all the boxes of what I
wanted during my studies. I felt the
opportunities and skills I would develop
would put me in the best place to achieve
my long-term goals.”
Sabrina Utharntharm
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Bachelor of Design in Architecture
Home country: AustraliaArts and social sciences
Economics is a fascinating and
diverse discipline. The field
addresses a range of issues
that we face in modern life,
We’ll teach you to think through playing
Invest inayour
central role in shaping
future,
problems effectively and graduate
our society career-ready
at every level.
Our faculty offers 20 undergraduate degrees,
find solutions. Study with us over 40 postgraduate coursework and
and you’ll develop the skills to research degrees, and more than 45 majors
in the arts and social sciences. Gain valuable
rigorously assess assumptions, career experience with an internship and
develop strategies and test ideas work with industry partners to innovate and
solve real-world issues, such as the future of
against evidence. In the classroom, healthcare, human rights, and sustainability.
on an industry placement or on Join an incredible cohort of leaders and
changemakers with our alumni, such as the
overseas exchange, you’ll bring co-author of the UN Declaration of Human
Rights, many Australian Prime Ministers, CEOs
your intellectual curiosity to bear of major banks, Pulitzer Prize winners, and
on some of the most complex much more.
issues of the 21st century.
1 st in Australia for arts
and humanities*
“I wouldn’t be able to write
45 + subject
a fashion review without areas
labouring over visual that learn from
analysis for three years in leading experts
my art history classes, nor
would I be able to cover
Areas of study
* U.S. News & World Report
issues like Afghanistan
without a knowledge of
history. Everything feeds
into everything.”
Gladys Lai
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Law
Digital Content Producer at
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Vogue Australia and GQ Australia
Home country: AustraliaBusiness
At the University of Sydney Business
School, you’ll acquire the skills to
futureproof your career in a dynamic
global economy. Graduate with the
technical skills, experience and
responsible mindset to drive positive
impact and become a leader in your field.
Global leaders in
business education
Our business degrees will prepare you
for career success in a dynamic and
disruptive global economy. You’ll be
equipped with expertise in your choice
of in-demand specialisations as well as
transferable career skills like critical
thinking, innovation and leadership. You’ll
have opportunities to study around the
world and gain real-world experience
with leading organisations. With an
award-winning employability program for
international students and a dedicated
careers office, you will be empowered to
carve your own path to success.
“The Master of Commerce opened many doors,
from allowing me to live, work and study abroad
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on an overseas placement, to presenting at one
of the leading international risk management
conferences in Australasia.”
Felicia Poh
Master of Commerce (International Business and Marketing)
Home country: Singapore
top
1 st top
of business schools in Australia for in the world for
1% 25
worldwide with Master of accounting &
triple crown Management** finance and top
accreditation* and MBA*** 50 for business
and management
studies****
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* AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS accredited
** The Economist 2019; The Financial Times 2021; QS 2022
*** AFR Boss MBA Rankings 2019
**** QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022Economics
Economics is a fascinating and Join the ranks of Australia’s
diverse discipline. The field most employable
addresses a range of issues that Economics is crucial to understanding and
solving the major problems and unique
we face in modern life, playing challenges the world faces today. Our courses
will equip you with the skills, knowledge,
a central role in shaping our flexibility and industry expertise to address
society at every level. these issues, make real-world impact and
succeed in your career - wherever it takes
you. You'll graduate with a global and highly
sought‑after qualification.
“What I learned over the course of my studies helped
me to think critically about important ideas and top universities in Australia
5
make cross-disciplinary connections that have for economics*
proven invaluable to my career as an entrepreneur.”
Minh Bui
Bachelor of Economics
CEO and founder of Beta Group Vietnam
Home country: Vietnam
Australia's most popular
economics degree**
Areas of study
* QS World University Rankings for
Economics & Econometrics 2022
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** Higher Education Student Collection
2019, Department of Education, Skills
and EmploymentEducation and social work
Do what you love and make a world of difference through
teaching or social work. At Sydney, you’ll be challenged to
explore complex ideas and issues in your chosen field and
graduate an informed, effective practitioner.
25 th in the
Become a confident practitioner world for
With strong connections in both the education and education*
social work sectors, our advanced placement program
encourages meaningful practical experiences.
Throughout your course, you’ll apply your theoretical Our teacher education
knowledge in real-world settings and develop the degrees are accredited
professional skills to graduate with confidence. by the NSW Education
Standards Authority
(NESA)
Our social work degrees
sydney.edu.au – 2023 International Guide
are accredited by the
Australian Association of
Social Workers (AASW)
*
QS World University
Rankings by Subject 2022
“Studying at the University of Sydney ultimately turned
out to be the most rewarding, life-changing experience.
It contributed to where I am today, landing into a role
where I have led and managed Cambodian and expat
teachers as well as educational projects.”
Chanleap Pin
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Master of Education (Educational Management and Leadership) 2020
Home country: CambodiaEngineering and
computer science
Choose from our broad
range of engineering, project
management and advanced
computing degrees and you will
have the opportunity to make We produce job-ready graduates
You’ll gain real-world work experience and
a positive and lasting impact on have the opportunity to forge connections
society. Our students graduate with our network of more than 1200 industry,
not-for-profit and government organisations
job-ready and study a digitally across engineering, computing and project
focused curriculum designed for management. Our fantastic new multimillion-
dollar engineering and technology precinct
the jobs of the future. also includes unique student learning spaces.
The variety of specialisations, majors and
cross-disciplinary units available ensure
you’re able to pursue your passion and
interests and stand out in the job market.
“The best part of my placement at Cochlear was knowing
that my work contributed to providing the gift of hearing to
people who receive these life-changing devices.”
Bethany O’Neill
Engineering Sydney Industry Placement Scholarship (ESIPS) recipient
Bachelor of Engineering Honours and Bachelor of Science (Medical Science)
Home country: Australia
Areas of study
$ 200M 20+ 1200+
We've invested over $200m into our Our new engineering We have access to more than 1200
new engineering and technology digital curriculum allows industry, not-for-profit and government
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precinct to support leading you to select from more partners, so you gain real-world work
research and student learning than 20 specialisations experience before you graduateLaw
With more than 150 years of research-
16 th inlaw,theweworld* for
are one of
led education, we’re ranked 16th in the world’s leading
the world for law. Develop highly law schools
sought‑after skills to become a leader
in your chosen career and create Apply classroom
knowledge to real-world
change in a global environment. cases with law clinics,
mooting and law
reform activities
Strategic partnerships
with world-leading
Learn from the best legal minds universities provide
At Sydney Law School, you will learn from globally global opportunities
recognised legal educators and highly respected to study abroad
professional practitioners, gain an internationally
relevant legal education with overseas opportunities, *
QS World Rankings
and be equipped with skills that will prepare you by Subject 2022
for the global marketplace.
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“The support of teachers and peers has given
me the motivation to stay curious, which I
find invaluable in my studies. Learning to
develop my skills under the guidance and
expertise of some of the best legal minds is
what will best prepare me for the challenges of
my future career.”
Lila Ostermann
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws
Home country: France
Page 22Medicine
and health
There has never been a
better time to study medicine
and health. With healthcare
professionals in high demand
across the world, we are
empowering future leaders
in the field. Choose from
the largest range of health
degrees of any Australian
university and graduate ready
to enter the health workforce.
Our degrees will kick-start
your career in health
Healthcare is one of the fastest growing
industries around the world. At Sydney, you’ll
learn with academic experts and students in
many health disciplines to develop a range of
invaluable skills, from patient interaction to
teamwork, leadership and research.
“Having a degree from the University of Sydney meant that
it was recognised internationally. Working in different
countries was easier than expected, I have learnt to be adaptable
to changes and new environments – a trait developed as an
international student!”
Dr Shamala Thilarajah
Areas of study
Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) 2003
Home country: Singapore
1 st in Australia for You will learn in Gain hands-on experience
medicine, nursing, our new state-of- in our network of clinical
and anatomy the-art Susan Wakil placements across 8 major
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and physiology* Health Building health districts
* QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022Music
The Sydney Conservatorium of Music has been at the forefront of Sydney’s
musical and cultural life for more than 100 years. Explore a diverse range
of programs to develop your unique musical voice, including classical
performance, jazz, music composition for creative industries or the
concert hall, digital music and media, contemporary music, Indigenous
music, Asian music, music theatre, musicology and music education.
Make the music you want to hear
Sydney Conservatorium offers some of the best facilities for
studying music in the Asia-Pacific region. You will have plenty
of opportunities to perform or have your work recorded or
performed. As part of your musical studies, you will have
extensive opportunities to rehearse and perform with some of
our ensembles lead by industry experts, including Symphony
Orchestra, Wind Band, Choir, Jazz Big Band, Modern Music
Ensemble and our Early Music Ensemble.
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“I enjoy studying at the Con because I get the best
teachers who provide a great deal of experience
and expertise. They enable me to achieve the best
I possibly can, while having a blast!”
Ishvinder Singh
Bachelor of Music (Music Education)
Home country: Singapore
1.5
Complement your degree with a specialisation Apply for a wide selection of merit
of your choice from the University's shared pool
of majors and minors*
$ and equity scholarships worth
$1.5 million annually
million
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* Available in the Bachelor of Music, and combined Bachelor of Advanced Studies degrees onlyScience
Studying science opens up a world of opportunities.
Whether you dream of joining the forefront of
scientific research, learning how to analyse and think
critically, or want to make the planet a better place,
studying science will give you highly sought‑after
skills for a huge range of careers.
22 nd
Learn from world-leading scientists in the world for
With over 40 science majors to choose from, you can veterinary science*
build a degree around your interests. You'll be taught by
dedicated scientific thinkers, including members of the
Australian Academy of Science, Australian Research Council
Learn from experts at the
Fellows and other prestigious prize winners. You will study
University of Sydney Nano
in world-class facilities, including the multimillion-dollar
Institute, the Charles
Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences Building, the Sydney
Perkins Centre and
Nanoscience Hub and the Charles Perkins Centre.
Taronga Conservation
Society Australia
Choose from flexible
science degrees or
professionally accredited
courses including
psychology and
veterinary medicine
“The highlight of studying
* QS World University
neuroscience within my science Rankings by Subject 2022
Areas of study
degree was when I hacked into my
own brain to memorise things better!
My degree gave me the opportunity
to learn from leading researchers
and undertake an internship at the
University's Brain and Mind Centre.”
Felicia Suteja
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Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Advanced Studies
Home country: Indonesia“I enjoyed the diversity of people from all over
the globe in my course, the personalised
experience and living in such an amazing city.
I learned a lot about creativity, strategy and
leadership, and the value of innovation.”
Luis Alfonso Caso Prado
Master of Business Administration
Home country: Mexico
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Undergraduate
courses
At times, COVID-19 has required the
University to make changes to its operations
for health and compliance reasons. This
means that your course or parts of your
course may be delivered differently to the
standard description in this guide. Changes
might include remote or blended modes of
delivery, changes to campus operations,
assessment methods and the way we deliver
support services. For the latest information,
including about delivery modes, make sure
to regularly visit sydney.edu.au/courses and
sydney.edu.au/covid-19.
Most changes are intended to be interim
arrangements to safeguard the health of our
community while allowing students to continue
their studies where possible. If your course
is available to commence remotely, there
may be some aspects you must complete in
Australia, and you will usually be expected
to come to Australia on a relevant visa as
soon as you are able to do so.The Sydney
undergraduate experience
Our flexible degrees prepare you for a future full of possibilities.
Studying at Sydney, you can:
− Design your own degree by choosing − Challenge your academic and leadership
more than one field of study to create abilities and build your networks through
the study path that's right for you. our unique Dalyell Scholars stream.
− Prepare for your future career by working − Gain international experience by joining
with industry leaders through supported our study abroad and exchange program
internships and work placements. to increase your future employability.
− Extend your skills and expertise to gain a − sydney.edu.au/ug-experience
competitive edge through our combined
Bachelor of Advanced Studies degrees
and Open Learning Environment.
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Uni terminology 101
Bachelor’s degree Major Minor Unit of study
When you start A major is a particular Similar to a major, a Each individual
university after high sequence of units minor is a particular subject you take each
school, you’ll apply of study designed to sequence of units semester is referred
for a bachelor’s develop your expertise in of study designed to to as a ‘unit of study’,
degree in your chosen a particular field of study. develop your expertise or just a ‘unit’. Each
subject area. It is an For example, you might in a particular field unit of study requires
undergraduate degree choose to complete a of study. A minor is a certain number of
and takes at least three major in criminology or usually made up of six contact hours, and
years to complete. microbiology. A major units of study. has assessments and/
is usually made up of or exams.
eight units of study. − sydney.edu.au/
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students/glossaryFor course-specific
Design your degree
sample study plans,
find your course at
sydney.edu.au/courses
Enjoy the flexibility of designing a degree that combines all your interests, including opportunities to study
overseas, collaborate with industry partners and undertake advanced units of study. Below is an indicative
degree structure for a liberal studies or specialist degree combined with the Bachelor of Advanced Studies.*
What can I study?
Shared pool of majors and minors
Design a degree that allows you to combine your interests from more than 100 majors and minors. You
Year 1
can build interdisciplinary expertise from a wide range of study areas outside your primary degree.
Semester Units of study
1 Major 1 Core/elective Core/elective Minor/Major 2
2 Major 1 Core/elective Core/elective OLE
Can I study overseas?
Global opportunities Open Learning Environment (OLE)
Semester or year-long exchanges and short-term Boost your personal and professional development
summer and winter placements can be taken at through these online tutorials and masterclasses,
Year 2
various points throughout your degree. including a range of in-country experiences.
Semester Units of study
1 Major 1 OLE Elective Minor/Major 2
2 Major 1 Minor/Major 2 Elective/Major 2 Minor/Major 2
What real-world experiences will I have?
Interdisciplinary projects
Enhance your knowledge through an embedded third-year interdisciplinary project within each of
your majors. You can further extend your learning and collaborate with businesses, community and
Year 3
government organisations through elective interdisciplinary project units that address real-world issues.
Semester Units of study
1 Major 1 Major 1 Elective Minor/Major 2
2 Major 1 Major 1 Elective/Major 2 Minor/Major 2
How can I enhance my degree?
Advanced coursework + project or honours (combined Bachelor of Advanced Studies)**
Undergraduate courses
Challenge yourself through advanced units of study and experience across disciplines by completing a
Year 4
substantial real-world industry, community, entrepreneurship or research project, or undertake honours.
Semester Units of study
1
Advanced coursework, including a substantial real-world industry, community, entrepreneurship or
2 research project, or honours, including an honours research project and honours advanced coursework.
Find out more about our different types of undergraduate degrees, including professional, specialist, liberal studies, and combined and double
degrees, at sydney.edu.au/ug-experience
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* The course structure and components will vary according to the particular degree requirements.
** See pages 56-63 for more information about the combined Advanced Studies degrees we offer.Follow
your
interests.
All of them.
With more than 100
options to choose from,
our shared pool of
majors and minors allows
you to explore a wide
range of study areas.
If your course allows access to our shared
pool of majors and minors, you could study
a couple of units or even an entire major
“This degree has really been a dream come
or minor in a field that would usually sit
true for me because I get the best of both
outside your degree.
worlds. I never thought I would be able to do
For example, you could enjoy learning
both psychology and media studies, but I’m
Korean while studying science, or
so grateful that I can now pursue both of my
complement a major in marketing with the
core passions at the same time.”
study of design.
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You can pursue all your interests, acquire
Adeline Chai
expertise in a second field of study and Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Advanced Studies
build interdisciplinary knowledge and skills, Home country: Australia
preparing you for your future career.
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sydney.edu.au/bachelor-advanced-studiesSHARED POOL OF MAJORS AND MINORS
Combine your primary major with a major or minor in one of the areas below.
A
rchitecture, design − Korean Studies − Environmental, Science
and planning − Latin Agricultural and − Animal Health,
− Design Resource Economics Disease and Welfare
− Linguistics
− Urban Studies − Financial Economics − Animal Production
− Modern Greek Studies
− Biochemistry and
− Philosophy
Arts and social Education
and Molecular Biology
sciences − Political Economy social work
− Biology
− American Studies − Politics − Education Studies
− Cell and
− Ancient Greek − Sanskrit* Developmental
Engineering
and
− Ancient History − Social Policy* Biology
computer science
− Anthropology − Socio-legal Studies − Chemistry
− Computer Science
− Arabic Language − Sociology − Data Science
− Computer Systems*
and Cultures − Spanish and Latin − Ecology and
− Project Management
− Archaeology American Studies Evolutionary Biology**
− Software
− Art History − Studies in Religion − Environmental Studies
Development
− Asian Studies − Theatre and − Financial Mathematics
− Biblical Studies and Performance Studies Medicine and Statistics
Classical Hebrew − Visual Arts and health − Food Science
− Chinese Studies − Writing Studies* − Anatomy and − Genetics and
− Criminology Histology Genomics
Business − Applied Medical − Geography
− Cultural Studies
− Accounting Science − Geology and
− Digital Cultures
− Banking** − Disability and Geophysics
− Diversity Studies*
− Business Analytics Participation − History and Philosophy
− English
− Business Information − Health of Science
− European Studies
Systems − Hearing, Speech and − Marine Science
− Film Studies Communication
− Business Law − Mathematics
− French and − Immunology*
− Finance** − Medicinal Chemistry
Francophone Studies
− Industrial Relations − Immunology and − Microbiology
− Gender Studies Pathology**
and Human Resource − Nutrition Science
− Germanic Studies Management − Infectious Diseases
− Physics
− Hebrew (Modern) − Innovation and − Neuroscience
− Plant Production
− History Entrepreneurship − Pathology*
− Plant Science*
− Indigenous Studies − International − Pharmacology
Business − Psychological Science
− Indonesian Studies − Physical Activity
− Soil Science and
Undergraduate courses
− International and − Management and and Health
Leadership Hydrology
Comparative Literary − Physiology
Studies − Marketing − Statistics
− International Relations Music − Sustainability
Economics − Virology*
− Italian Studies − Digital Music
− Economic Policy* − Wildlife Conservation*
− Japanese Studies − Music
− Economics
− Jewish Civilisation,
Thought and Culture − Econometrics
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