Study Abroad at the University of Sydney

The University of Sydney is a ₽↓πpublic research univers↕•<$ity located in&n®©≥±bsp;Sydney, Australia. Founded in 1850 ∞₹as Australia's first university, it is regar≥γ✘≥ded as one of the world's lead☆✔βing universities. The uni✘∑™versity is one of Australia&☆♥#39;s six sandstone universities. ✔​§The university comprises eight academic facultλ×ies and university schools, through w∑λ<γhich it offers bachelor, master and ☆☆γ≠doctoral degrees.

The QS World UniverΩ≤ sity Rankings ranked the univer¶∏ sity as one of the world's top 25£☆​∏ universities for acᮀademic reputation, and top 4 in the world a₩₹nd first in Australia fo ¥$•r graduate employability. It is on¥γ↔e of the first universities σ <in the world to admit students so€ lely on academic merit, and ↑→€opened their doors to women on the same basis aε<s men.

Five Nobel and two ™"≥;Crafoord laureates ‍"© have been affiliated∏‌ with the university as graduates and ×'★→faculty. The university has educated eight&n©λbsp;Australian prime ministers&₩♠, including incumbent Anthony Albane±≥ se; two governors-general of Australia; εβthirteen premiers of New South Wales, in"‍™cluding incumbent&nbs±>>p;Dominic Perrottet; and 24 €♠&justices of the High Court of A <​ustralia, including four&π✘®nbsp;chief justices. The univer∑↔£×sity has produced 110 Rhodγ ‍∑es Scholars and 19 Gates <×Scholars.

The University of Sydney is a member of the ₹₹Group of Eight, CEMS, the ♥∏←Association of Pacific Rim≥‍σ Universities and tδ€he Association of Commonwealth Univers↔←★↓ities.