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The University is a
destination of choice
for students with the
highest potential from
all backgrounds. Our
graduates are globally
focused and rigorous
scholars, capable of
leadership and professional
practice in an international
community. Many have become leaders in business, industry,
government, the professions and in research.
Over 900 programs are available from Bachelor degrees
(pass and honours level), Master degrees (research and
coursework) to Doctor of Philosophy. Graduate Diplomas and
Graduate Certifcates are offered in certain programs.
UNSW Institute of Languages has provided English language
teaching on campus since 1966 and is the oldest university
operated language centre in Australia. The Institute offers
English courses which prepare international students to
Vice-chancellor’s Welcome
meet the English language requirements for admission to
university. UNSW Institute of Languages has a proven record
enhancing students’ success at UNSW.
UNSW has been committed to an international focus since
1951. We believe it is critically important to engage globally
and regionally through learning, teaching and research. Our
current international student population is drawn from 120
countries with one in four students coming from overseas.
You are invited to explore our dynamic campus and to share
in the excellent educational experience UNSW has to offer.
We hope that you will choose to join the UNSW community
and take up the opportunities that are available to you here.
Frederick G Hilmer AO
President and Vice-Chancellor
The University of New South Wales
Welcome to the University of new south Wales (UnsW), one of australia’s leading research and teaching
universities. We offer the highest quality of education, by setting progressive, rigorous and internationally
relevant curricula. our degrees are recognised worldwide, with a focus on key contemporary and social issues.
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