Universities

There are 11 universities based in New South Wales, several of which appear in various world ranking indices including the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), QS World University Rankings, and the Times Higher Education World University Rankings.

Australian Catholic University

Pictured: Australian Catholic University – North Sydney campus (source: www.acu.edu.au)

Charles Sturt University

Pictured: Charles Sturt University – Port Macquarie campus (source: www.csu.edu.au)

Macquarie University

Pictured: Macquarie University – Macquarie campus (source: www.mq.edu.au/)

Southern Cross University

Pictured: Southern Cross University – Coffs Harbour campus (source: www.scu.edu.au)

The University of Newcastle

Pictured: The University of Newcastle – Newcastle City campus (source: www.newcastle.edu.au)

The University of Sydney

Pictured: The University of Sydney – Camperdown/Darlington campus (source: www.sydney.edu.au)

University of New England

Pictured: University of New England – Armidale campus (source: www.une.edu.au)

University of Technology Sydney

Pictured: University of Technology Sydney – Ultimo campus (source: www.uts.edu.au)

University of Wollongong

Pictured: University of Wollongong – Innovation campus (source: www.uow.edu.au)

UNSW Sydney

Pictured: UNSW Sydney – Kensington campus (source: www.unsw.edu.au)

Western Sydney University

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Pictured: Western Sydney University – Parramatta South campus (source: www.westernsydney.edu.au)

In addition to these universities, a private university, The University of Notre Dame Australia, has a presence in Sydney.