The University of Sydney

It is famous because the building is very similar to Hogwarts in Harry Potter. However, it is actually a retro British building. It does not feel particularly distinctive. The photos look similar, and the light is not very good. There will be a lot of sightseeing at any time.guest background
Avoid taking pictures at noon!

The Bachelor of Oral Health is a coarse course for dental assistants. Want to be a dental assistant after studying for 3 years at this prestigious institution. Want to destroy your life and any future hope you may have? Want to live in poverty for the rest of your life? Want to experience discrimination and racism and bullying and harassment on a regular basis by patients and employers? BOH is the right degree for you
They have a Personal Qualities Assessment and Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) to ensure you are the correct type of slave. Best of luck for the future. #antislavery

Highly recommend taking an improve class, been such a great experience for me and awesome challenge. The teachers are great, the classes are the perfect size, everyone is really supportive. The end of term show was so fun. Thanks LMA, will be taking another term in the near future.

A fascinating historical landmark with cool grounds and nicely located near glebe, did a lot of function work here back in the day where the catering and hospitatlity are top notch.

The University of Sydney is one of the best universities, studied there for years ago, loved every second there.

Studied at the university of sydney and have two degrees. Unfortunately when speaking to employees here a couple of years ago it’s evident that they don’t practice what they preach in terms of environment and sustainability.

The University of Sydney today announced that after an extensive international search, Mark Scott has been appointed its 27th Vice-Chancellor and Principal. Mr Scott will start his new role on 19 July this year.

The University of Sydney (USYD, or informally Sydney Uni) is an Australian public research university in Sydney, Australia. Founded in 1850, it is Australia's first university and is regarded as one of the world's leading universities. The university is known as one of Australia's six sandstone universities. Its campus, spreading across the inner-city suburbs of Camperdown and Darlington, is ranked in the top 10 of the world's most beautiful universities by the British Daily Telegraph and the American Huffington Post. The university comprises eight academic faculties and university schools, through which it offers bachelor, master and doctoral degrees.

They don't share proper eligibility criteria for admission before payment of application fee. I applied after ensuring that I had higher marks than the mark criteria for admission given on their website only to be informed that they have different undisclosed criteria for international applicants. They also refused to refund my application fee despite misleading me with improper eligibility criteria on their website and as response to making an enquiry. They stopped responding to my email for refund of my application fee. International applicants beware before applying as you will probably be cheated of your money. I did not expect this University to be deceiving people.

The University of Sydney is a university. It is located in Sydney. Sydney is a city that is in NSW and NSW is a state in Australia. Australia is a country which is in the world, the world is in the solar system. In conclusion, I rate the solar system. 3 stars.

Very historical building called the Quadrangle and we visited when it was holidays, so it was not that crowded. From the green lawns to the historical buildings, there are many photo spots. We enjoyed our quick visit here and moved on to Victoria Park which was a short walk away

Doing my Master's here and I'm loving it. I'm impressed with the technology for academic communication. In the seminars the lecturers really encourage us to challenge our own thoughts. Took a few photos for the beautiful campus.

One of the top institutions in the country, USYD is the home to a number if chosen young minds of the world. A rich history, diverse student body and immersive student experience reflects the initiative future minds that the university has undertaken under its wings to produce promising future on a global scale. The university boasts a reputable alumni like prime ministers, council of ministers, businessmen and researchers in the country and overseas.
The vibrant and extensive campus is an attraction for a number of tourists flocking to click beautiful portraits with their family.

Go to another university. This university is broken from the top down. This is a highly overcrowded business venture, and both students and lower ranking staff seem to me to be mere means to money making ends. After completing undergraduate studies in engineering and postgraduate study in medicine, degrees where one might imagine a fair bit of student support, I can safely say that it would be very difficult for me to imagine a worse university experience. The only thing worse than the utter arrogance and conceit of what are in many (but not all) disciplines, very average lecturers and academics, are the people who run the university.

Grand Place! So beautiful and castle like. I can say this place like Hogwarts School in Harry Potter. They have museum inside they show mummy, Lego's, and other things. Outside and inside this place is a Masterpiece!

Do not come here. Poor attitude from the outset. Student centre hung up/rejected my calls likely because I didn’t select ‘enrolment related inquiry’

The 3 stars are for buildings. Its education level and quality is just terrible. I am talking about the school of IT. The only thing that matters is how they can make more money by even changing rules dynamically.
Teachers hardly can speak English. I am a domestic student and left this uni to another one which means less debt and better teachers.

Soooo over rated.

One of the most iconic places in Sydney and Australia. It is worth visiting just spend a day walking around. I enjoyed my time here though I was overwhelmed when I first visited. Excellent courses and leadership. Enroll if you get a chance.

I spent 2 years at UoS before transferring, I enjoyed my time at UoS, but the course I wanted to do, was not offered at UoS. I would recommend it, it has good culture around the beautiful ground.

The student centre staff are totally incompetent & unable to give intelligent answers. Good luck getting a coherent answer for anything! The clerks at the student centre think they'd exist without academics & students! They give the university a terrible name. One star is too generous, they need a minus 5 stars.