University of New South Wales, Australia

University of New South Wales, Australia Introduction

History, Affiliations & Rankings

University of New South Wales, also known as UNSW Sydney, was established in 1949. With the motto 'Knowledge by Hand and Mind', the University of New South Wales has been producing Australia’s most employable graduates. UNSW Sydney was ranked 45 in the QS World Ranking 2019 making it the 45th best university to pursue higher education in the world. UNSW Sydney also secured the position of the 4th best university in Australia.

Infrastructure, Campus & Courses

The campuses of the University of New South Wales are located in five different locations with most of its departments situated in Kensington. Currently, more than 50,000 students are pursuing higher education from UNSW. The university offers Bachelor, Master, Diploma, Certificate, PhD, M.Phil and many other degrees in major 8 different areas. These areas are further subdivided into a huge number of specialisations. From Actuarial Studies to Criminology, from Finance to Advertising & PR, the University of New South Wales provides its prospective students with a wide range of options. UNSW Sydney is mostly known for its courses in the field of Finance and Accounting

Accomplishments & Alumni

The University of New South Wales alumni has people from all over the domains of life such as politicians, leaders, signers, scientits, theater personalities, sport players and so on. Scott Morrison, Prime Minister of Australia, Cate Blanchett, Actress, Toni Collette, Actress, Richard Farleigh, Chess Player, Investor and Businessman are among the notable alumni of UNSW.

Student Diversity & Visiting Companies

University of New South Wales has a variety of diversity agendas. Every year, students from different countries are welcome to join the vibrant multicultural campus community.UNSW works tirelessly to increase awareness and focuses on diversity across the faculty. e.g. training in cultural competency, ALLY training (in support of the LGBTIQ community), mental health awareness and unconscious bias training.