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University of New South Wales (UNSW)

  • 34% international / 66% domestic

About University of New South Wales (UNSW)

How to apply

 Admission to all UNSW degrees is based on academic merit - meaning we need an academic qualification to assess you. There's no other way to gain admission to UNSW.

Faculties

UNSW Law PLT Program & UNSW Law Careers Service

UNSW Law PLT Program & UNSW Law Careers Service

Campuses

Canberra

Kensington

Canberra

Kensington

All campuses (6)

Courses

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Featured Courses

Bachelor of Information Systems / Computer Science

Bachelor

Kensington

Combine your interests across data, technology and business in one double degree program.

Diploma of Media and Communications

Diploma

Who is this program for?

The Diploma Program has been designed specifically for international students.

Bachelor of Design / Media

Bachelor

Paddington, Kensington

The Bachelor of Design/Bachelor of Media is a four-year double degree that shows you how to enlighten others with creative thinking and persuasive communications.

All courses (102)

Performance Indicators

76%
Overall satisfacation
80.4%
Skill scale
54.4%
Teaching scale
78.5%
Employed full-time
$65.2k
Average salary
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Featured Scholarships

AGSM Global Reach Scholarship

AGSM Director's Women in Leadership Scholarship

All scholarships (3)

Student Stories

  • Student Stories
After doing a series of volunteer stints in the development sector, I quickly realised two things.

Richard McKeon

Co-founder and Head of Product
  • Student Stories
After doing a series of volunteer stints in the development sector, I quickly realised two things.

Richard McKeon

Co-founder and Head of Product
Read full story
  • Student Stories
Something I had to tell myself constantly is that it’s okay to do things differently to how it’s always been done. It’s okay to choose a different path – as long as it’s what you want.

Regie Anne Gardoce

Senior Legal Consultant & Graduate Lawyer - Sprintlaw
  • Student Stories
Something I had to tell myself constantly is that it’s okay to do things differently to how it’s always been done. It’s okay to choose a different path – as long as it’s what you want.

Regie Anne Gardoce

Senior Legal Consultant & Graduate Lawyer - Sprintlaw
Read full story
  • Student Stories
I am also working part time and volunteering for a mental health organisation.

Julien

Part-time volunteer
  • Student Stories
I am also working part time and volunteering for a mental health organisation.

Julien

Part-time volunteer
Read full story
  • Student Stories
After doing a series of volunteer stints in the development sector, I quickly realised two things.

Richard McKeon

Co-founder and Head of Product
  • Student Stories
After doing a series of volunteer stints in the development sector, I quickly realised two things.

Richard McKeon

Co-founder and Head of Product
Read full story
  • Student Stories
Something I had to tell myself constantly is that it’s okay to do things differently to how it’s always been done. It’s okay to choose a different path – as long as it’s what you want.

Regie Anne Gardoce

Senior Legal Consultant & Graduate Lawyer - Sprintlaw
  • Student Stories
Something I had to tell myself constantly is that it’s okay to do things differently to how it’s always been done. It’s okay to choose a different path – as long as it’s what you want.

Regie Anne Gardoce

Senior Legal Consultant & Graduate Lawyer - Sprintlaw
Read full story
  • Student Stories
I am also working part time and volunteering for a mental health organisation.

Julien

Part-time volunteer
  • Student Stories
I am also working part time and volunteering for a mental health organisation.

Julien

Part-time volunteer
Read full story
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Videos

UNSW Founders Program - it's all very hands-on!

At UNSW Sydney we’re all about nurturing brilliance.

Know Thy Selfie: What is digilantism? #morethanmean

What is digilantism ? in this episode of Know Thy Selfie we see how online vitriol is spiralling out of control. So much so, that many women are taking matters into their own hands and naming and shaming abusers on the internet. But is this a good idea? Should it be the job of the victims to call out the abusers threatening rape and murder?

The Butterfly Dragon

This stunning animation by UNSW graduate Sushan Yue won her the Wacom Award for best 2D work at the 2010 Annual Awards. She is now a successful independent animator but this work continues to find appreciate audiences all over the world. It has inspired many others to choose animation as a career. " 

UNSW Founders Program - it's all very hands-on!

At UNSW Sydney we’re all about nurturing brilliance.

Know Thy Selfie: What is digilantism? #morethanmean

What is digilantism ? in this episode of Know Thy Selfie we see how online vitriol is spiralling out of control. So much so, that many women are taking matters into their own hands and naming and shaming abusers on the internet. But is this a good idea? Should it be the job of the victims to call out the abusers threatening rape and murder?

The Butterfly Dragon

This stunning animation by UNSW graduate Sushan Yue won her the Wacom Award for best 2D work at the 2010 Annual Awards. She is now a successful independent animator but this work continues to find appreciate audiences all over the world. It has inspired many others to choose animation as a career. " 
All videos (13)

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