The University of Sydney campus covers a vast area, located west of central Sydney, adjacent to Darling Harbor (Darling Harbour), not far from iconic buildings such as the Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge. The campus is lined with trees, well-proportioned gardens, and various architectural styles, including Victorian, Gothic, and Neoclassical. The following are some of the characteristics of the University of Sydney campus environment:
Diverse architectural styles: The architectural styles on the campus of the University of Sydney are very diverse, including 19th-century Victorian architecture, 20th-century modernist architecture, etc. Some of these buildings have been listed as Australian national cultural heritage, such as the University Auditorium and Ontario Hall.
Beautiful gardens: There are many beautiful gardens and green spaces on the campus of the University of Sydney, such as the landscape on both sides of University Avenue, the West Pacific Garden, the circular square, etc., the most famous of which are The Quadrangle and Victoria Park. . There are also many wild animals on campus, such as kangaroos and parrots, making the campus environment more ecological.
Advanced teaching facilities: The teaching facilities on the campus of the University of Sydney are very modern, with large libraries, multimedia classrooms, laboratories, computer rooms, etc., to meet the learning and research needs of students and teachers. There are also multiple restaurants, coffee shops and stores on campus for students and staff to shop and dine.
Cultural and artistic activities: Various cultural and artistic activities are often held on the campus of the University of Sydney, such as concerts, theater performances, lectures, exhibitions, etc., attracting artists and scholars from all over the world, allowing students to experience diverse cultures on campus and artistic atmosphere. The University's Sports Center offers a variety of sports activities and facilities such as swimming pools, gymnasium, badminton courts, tennis courts and football pitches to enable students and staff to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
The campus environment of the University of Sydney is beautiful and diverse, providing students with good learning and living conditions, and also showing the charm of Australian culture and art.

Media center, gymnasium, various modern classrooms, sports fields and courts, cross-country trails, and students have easy access to the local ice rink

The University of Sydney has many outstanding alumni who have excelled in various fields. Here are some notable University of Sydney alumni:
Malcolm Turnbull: Prime Minister of Australia
Tony Abbot: Former Prime Minister of Australia
John Howard: Former Prime Minister of Australia
Gough Whitlam: Former Prime Minister of Australia
William McMahon: Former Prime Minister of Australia
Edmund Barton: Australia's first prime minister
Michael Spence: Former Dean of Oxford Law School
John Harsanyi – Nobel Laureate in Economics
John O’Sullivan: Inventor of Wifi core technology, known as the father of Wifi
Rod Johnson, the world's top Java and J2EE development program expert, known as the father of Spring
John Bradfield, designer of the Sydney Harbor Bridge
Robert Robinson Nobel Laureate in Chemistry
John Cornforth – Nobel Laureate in Chemistry
Graeme Clark Inventor of the cochlear implant
Yang Naiwen, singer
Christopher Doyle, Cinematographer

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies
Faculty of Health Sciences
Sydney Law School
Sydney Medical School
Faculty of Science
Faculty of Agriculture and Environment
University of Sydney Business School

Boys Fall Rugby, Golf, Soccer, Cross Country
Winter Basketball, hockey, indoor track, swimming
Spring Baseball, lacrosse, track
Girls Fall Cheerleading, Golf, Soccer, Volleyball, Cross Country
Winter Basketball, cheerleading, indoor track, swimming
Spring Softball, Lacrosse, Tennis, Track

"Dormitory" is a house for accommodation, including bedrooms, bathrooms, bathrooms, balconies, etc. The number of people living in the dormitory is different, there are single rooms, double rooms, multi-person rooms, etc. Different schools have dormitories with different specifications, and the equipment supported by the dormitories is also different, and the electrical requirements are different.

Admission restriction：TOEFL，ELTiS

 Lower language requirements：TOEFL，ELTiS