Western Sydney University

Western Sydney University is established in the larger western area of Sydney, Australia, which is its base. The university came into existence in 1989 as a federal network university through the merger of the Hawkesbury Agricultural College and the Nepean College of Advanced Education. In 1989, the institution merged with the Macarthur Institute of Higher Education. In 2001, the UWS changed its organizational structure from a federation to a single institution with many campuses. WSU is a top-tier institution with an increasing reputation for academic quality and research that has an impact.

The University’s ranking is also satisfactory as it owns the 247th position among the best universities in the world. Whereas, University ranking in Australia is 20. Also, the University world ranking, often known as the western Sydney University QS ranking, is 501–510. In addition to this, the Western Sydney University acceptance rate is 30%.

University scholarships for international students are accessible to all students around the world. Further information about Western Sydney University courses for international students, University undergraduate courses, and postgraduate courses is available at the University international students’ corner. The University library is another great facility to avail of.

University Campuses

Liverpool

Parramatta

Campbelltown

Bankstown City

Parramatta South

Hawkesbury

Penrith or Kingswood

Maldhan Ngurr Ngurra Lithgow Transformation Hub

Sydney Olympic Park

Nirimba

City Campus

Bankstown