CAMPUS LOCATIONS
Sydney
Campus Address:
517-521 Elizabeth Street
Surry Hills NSW 2010
Sydney, the capital city of the state of New South Wales, is the oldest settlement in Australia with world-famous icons such as the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. The city is set around a stunning natural harbour and features many beautiful beaches, multicultural restaurants and an array of international shopping destinations. Sydney is Australia’s largest city with a population of 4.3 million people and it hosts a concentrated corporate centre at the forefront of business in Australia and many tourist attractions.
Sydney is a global city with great diversity and many cultural influences. As the city enjoys so many days of sunshine and blue skies, there are a multitude of activities to enjoy that make the most out of being outdoors. Some of these social activities include perusing one of Sydney’s many markets, a quick weekend trip to one of the city’s natural outer regions, surfing, bushwalking or skiing.
Sydney
- Is known as the national hub for global industries such as business, financial services, law, telecommunications and the media
- The centre of the economic, cultural, political and social life of the state of New South Wales
- Has almost half of the city’s residents aged between 20 and 40 and over a quarter are students
- Is considered the economic powerhouse of Australia
- Offers a reliable and efficient transport system of buses, trains, ferries and monorail
- Is a vibrant and creative city full of many interesting cultural attractions, international restaurants, pristine beaches and diverse entertainment.
Sydney has a temperate climate and therefore does not experience extremes of cold and heat, making it very enjoyable all year round.
There are four seasons:
Spring: September – November,
warm and sunny
Summer:December – February,
19-26 Degrees Celsius
hot and humid, with occasional rain
Autumn: March – May,
beautifully sunny, cool nights
Winter: June – August,
8-16 Degrees Celsius
fairly cool, no snow.