UNSW Sydney

after 17 years went back to my uni, it is still gigantic as it is. It was an emotional attached to go back, seeing my name engraved on the board of first class honor civil engineering. uni still upkeep in good and prefect shape

Nice campus, wish I have spent sometime in here.

Spent 3.5 years for my doctoral degree here. The university offers a really conducive environment for studying and researching. There are many restaurants nearby to hang out with your friends, most notably around Anzac Parade. I really love how quick and helpful the staff in this university is in resolving problems encountered by the students. This is undoubtedly the best studying experience I have had in my entire life.

The moment you step into this place, you get the sense and feels of it being an innovative place.A place with a stunning main walkway with different school buildings either side of itThe campus is divided into lower and upper campus and access to all parts of the campus is fairly easy.A very reputed college in Australia, with it being 6th in the Group of Eight Universities in Australia.Great connectivity to the city , with light rails available at both ends of the campus and frequent buses all around.Friendly people, friendly staff, overall a friendly vibe.A tad bit heavy on your pockets, but the effects of that heavy cost models are seen in the infrastructure, the facilities and the level of teaching.Both coursework and research is highly recommendedThe only thing off according to me might be the Trimesters that have been started.This adds unnecessary load and tensions on the students.Overall A really good university.

One of the best universities in Australia. The campus has become even greener and more beautiful due to limited number of students visiting it under Covid situation.

A great university with a high global ranking, modern facilities, and the latest technology. Tools and software that are used by real workers and companies are introduced to students from early on so they know how to use them. UNSW is good for its practical courses that prepare students well for joining the workforce when they leave. They seem to be pretty progressive and aren't afraid to change things up to improve the student experience (although whether some of their decisions eg. Trimesters are actually good is controversial among students). UNSW is a bit further from the city centre than other universities in Sydney, so it could take longer for some students to commute there. But I like the relative peace and quiet of the suburbs around UNSW compared to the busy, crowded city centre.

did you think the days of piracy were over? well... they aren'tINTERNATIONAL STUDENTS, these guys want your money bad and they will give you as little as possible in exchange for it. (I got nothing).I intended to study a graduate certificate. Only when I paid the enrolment fees, 4000 DOLLARS, they disclosed the availability of the modules that comprised the certificate. All the modules that I intended to study were full so I thought I would get a refund... Guess what... they STOLE my 4000 dollars and offer no compensation for it. (I asked them to offer me other courses such as public speaking…)it is important to note that they only disclose the module availability when they get the hand in your wallet, prior to that there is NO INFORMATION/WARNING.As an indication of how BAD this institution is just try to contact them... The student support is horrible, long wait times and unqualified people. Again, if you are an internal student don't waste your money here.This institution gets good ratings just because relative to other institutions in this country it is better:In the world of the blind

One of the BEST universities in Australia.I got my TESOL qualification here in 2017.❤️♥️♥️

Part of the Group of 8 prestige unis of Australia. Yes the entry requirements are harder and higher than other local universities but it’s simply due to higher standards here