The University of New South Wales

The University of New South Wales (UNSW) was established in 1949 with a specific mission to meet Australia’s growing demand for scientific and technological expertise in the post-war era. Since then, it has grown into a leading research and teaching institution, known for its strength in engineering, law, business, and the sciences.

A founding member of the Group of Eight, UNSW has forged deep connections with industry, government, and international partners. Its commitment to innovation and entrepreneurship is reflected in its role within the UNSW Founders Program and its leadership in solar energy research. Located in one of the country’s most vibrant cities, it attracts a diverse student body and a strong global network. 

📍 Location: Sydney, New South Wales
🧭 Main campus: Kensington (Sydney)
🏫 Other local campuses: Paddington (Art & Design), CBD Campus (Business School), Canberra (ADFA)

UNSW is Australia’s top-ranked engineering school, highly regarded for innovation and industry engagement. Research areas include renewable energy, infrastructure resilience, and smart cities, with strong ties to government and private sectors. 

UNSW ‘s Law expertise is renowned for its focus on commercial law, human rights, and environmental law, with practical clinics and international exchange programs enriching student experience 

UNSW offers cutting-edge programs in biotechnology and environmental science, with research facilities like the Mark Wainwright Analytical Centre supporting advanced study. 

The UNSW Business School is consistently ranked in the top 1% globally, known for finance, economics, and innovation management. Industry collaborations provide strong employment pathways. 

UNSW Art & Design emphasizes creative practice and critical thinking, with programs spanning visual arts, digital media, and architecture, supported by partnerships with Sydney’s cultural institutions.