About Western Sydney University

Western Sydney University Highlights 

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College Info

Western Sydney University, formerly known as the University of Western Sydney, is a renowned public institution of higher learning in Greater Western Sydney, Australia. A network of the federated University was formed as a result of the amalgamation of two predecessor schools. The institution started operating on January 1st, 1989, in accordance with the provisions of the State Legislature. The university also included Macarthur Institute of Higher Education in that year. In 2015, it adopted its present name. The Council of Australian Postgraduate Associations, the Australian Medical Council, and the Association of Commonwealth Universities are all affiliated with this university. Additionally, it has affiliations to respected groups like AACSB International, Innovative Research Universities, and Universities Australia.

Although Western Sydney University doesn't have a main campus, it does have campuses in Penrith, Blacktown, Campbelltown, Parramatta, Hawkesbury, and Bankstown where it provides study programmes. Modern academic, administrative, residential, and other student services are offered on each site. Each location offers a variety of specialised courses and is conveniently located. The university library is home to a sizable collection of uncommon and distinctive books, journals, research manuals, e-books, exam papers, e-journals, databases, etc., pertaining to a variety of fields. Both students and teachers have access to all the printed and digital materials for learning, teaching, and research needs. The institution offers a variety of amenities, including printing services, free Wi-Fi, student lockers, and parking spaces. The locations also include daycare facilities, medical offices, gyms, health and fitness facilities, multi-faith prayer rooms, and areas for meditation. Through in-person or online counselling sessions, students can benefit from free, private counselling services. The institution also provides a variety of leisure, sports, and entertainment facilities to keep the locals entertained and at ease.

The institution provides undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate programmes in a number of lucrative disciplines, including business, law, medicine, social sciences, psychology, and humanities. The college offers online courses that can be taken on its official website. Nearly 48,500 students from more than 70 different countries make up the diverse and close-knit community at Western Sydney University. 38,827 undergraduate students are enrolled in the university overall, while 7,123 are postgraduate students. Approximately 1,675 academic staff members and 1,712 administrative staff members are now employed by the institution. Since all of the faculty members have years of experience and extensive knowledge in their fields, students will receive the greatest support possible.

Over the years, the university has produced a number of notable alumni. Christopher Kelen, an academic, writer, and artist, Christopher Fleming, a researcher, TV personality, and public speaker, Fiona Meryl Scott, a politician, Matthew Granfield, the marketing head of Heritage Bank, Azis Syamsuddin, an actor, Yvonne Jaqueline Strzechowski, a writer and cultural activist, Anita Heiss, a novelist, Damian McDonald, a television presenter, Whitney Fitzsimmons, and (Poet, Director and Screenwriter)

Western Sydney University Rankings

• #301-400 Universities Rankings - ARWU (Shanghai Ranking) 2021
• #494 World University Ranking - QS 2022
• #201-250 University Ranking - THE (Times Higher Education) 2022
• #247 Global Universities - US News & World Report 2022

Why western sydney university?

• According to Times Higher Education, university is in the top 3% of universities in the world and has a growing reputation abroad for research-driven, student-centered learning.
• According to Times Higher Education, Western Sydney University is one of the top 100 young universities in the world.
• Through its Global Mobility, internship, and job-placement programmes, the University provides the chance to travel, learn, and work in more than 300 locations across the world in light of their expanding worldwide reach and reputation.
• For financial support, the university provides incoming international students with a number of university-based and outside scholarships.
• Numerous of its courses have been developed to satisfy the requirements of business and professional associations.

Western sydney university Tuition Fees

Courses	Duration	Tuition Fees
MBA (3 Courses)	2 Year - 2.5 Year	AUD 27400 - AUD 34280
Engineering (2 Courses)	2 Year - 4 Year	AUD 28520 - AUD 28720
Science (1 Courses)	3 year	AUD 25840
Information Technology (IT) (2 Courses)	2.5 Year - 3 Year	AUD 26640 - AUD 28720
Management (1 Courses)	3 year	AUD 22680

Western Sydney University Admission Proces

Western Sydney University's admissions process is highly selective and heavily weighted toward academic achievement. International students must be eligible academically as described below. Indian students must have earned at least 70% in the four core topics they chose for their 12th-grade curriculum. Candidates for master's degrees must possess a bachelor's degree that is equivalent to an Australian degree.

Before submitting an application, prospective students must fulfil the following conditions for admission to Western Sydney University:

Common Document Requirements	Academic transcripts, award certificates, supplementary documents information (if required) along with degree/diploma- (for PG admissions
Supporting Documents	Personal identification document (e.g. passport), portfolio (required for particular courses), and visa details
Application Fee	No fee
Deadlines	Semester 1 - February; Semester 2- July
Application Submission	Online or via Agent
Helpline or Email	internationalstudy@westernsydney.edu.au ; + 61-29852 5499

• All applications must be submitted either through self-interest on the official website or through an agent's referral.
• The admission process typically takes place over the course of two sessions, Fall and Autumn, though some schools also offer Spring intakes. For accurate information, it is preferable to contact the advise.
• Research students:
  • Research proposal/research topic
  • Referee Reports if any required
• The following table shows English Proficiency Test score requirements for UG and PG admissions:

Test	Score Requirement
IELTS (Academic)	6.5
TOEFL (IBT)	82
PTE	58

Western Sydney University International Scholarships

32 scholarships are available from Western Sydney University, with prices ranging from 5,019 to 9,893 AUD. International students may apply for scholarships for both graduate and undergraduate degree programmes.

Here are a few of the university's well-known scholarships for international students:

Name of Scholarship	Value	Eligibility
Western Sydney International Scholarship (UG)	7,565 AUD(multi-year)	GPA 5.49 and above
Vice-Chancellor's Academic Excellence Scholarship (PG)	50% of the cost of tuition fees for two-years	GPA of 5.95 and above
Western Sydney International Scholarship for PostGraduates	Up to 4,946 AUD to 7,565 AUD (multi-year)	GPA of 5.49 and above
Australia Award Scholarship	Full-tuition fee, travel allowance, establishment allowance, cost of living	Minimum 18 years, Not be an Australian resident, must have a student visa

• No separate application is necessary. All applications are considered after the submission of the admission application. 
• All the supporting documents must be provided for the easy grant.

Western Sydney University Highlights

University Type	Public
Campus Setting	Urban
Establishment Year	1989
Student Ratio (Female to Male)	55:45
Graduate Employability Rate	82.6%
No. of Courses	440+
International Student Percentage	17%
Cost of Attendance	39,740 AUD – 79,480 (annually)
Applications Accepted	Online via Website/Recommendation
Work-Study	Available
Intake Session	Fall, Autumn, and Spring
Mode of Program	Full time and Part-time

Western Sydney University Average Tuition Fees And Other Expenses

Being an international student in Australia can be challenging at first. Living expenses might range from 19,713 AUD to 24,878 AUD annually. It is possible to increase the price by up to 39,801 AUD to 40,796 AUD with an additional tuition payment. Dependents (family members) may go with you, which could raise the price.

Basic Expenses	Estimated cost per year
Tuition Fee	27,662 AUD (Approx)
Rent/On-Campus	6,838 AUD
Basic Supplies (Books, Meals, Groceries, Transport)	10,038 AUD
Miscellaneous	4,510 AUD