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About the Property
Located at 17 Lachlan Ave, Macquarie Park, 2113, Australia (NSW), Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park stands as one of the most modern and thoughtfully designed student accommodation in Sydney. With a wide variety of studios and en-suites, this residence provides a flexible and comfortable living environment tailored to every student’s needs. The property enjoys a highly strategic location, just a 7-minute drive from Macquarie University (North Ryde Campus) and a 12-minute drive from Le Cordon Bleu Australia Sydney Campus, making daily commutes smooth and stress-free.
Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, is one of the world’s most liveable, diverse, and student-friendly cities. With a safety index of around 60, a moderate crime rate compared to global metros, and a strong employment rate of over 75%, the city offers a secure, opportunity-rich environment for local and international students. Known for its world-famous landmarks, the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, Bondi Beach, and the Royal Botanic Garden- Sydney blends natural beauty with urban liveliness. Students can expect a monthly living cost of AUD 2,200 to AUD 3,800, depending on lifestyle and accommodation choice. Choosing Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park student accommodation Sydney means living in a neighbourhood that balances academic convenience with lifestyle perks, a reason why Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park reviews consistently highlight its modern facilities, safe environment, and strong community vibe. For anyone seeking high-quality Sydney student accommodation, this property stands out as an exceptional choice.
Features
Life at Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park Sydney is designed to help students feel at home from the moment they arrive. Room options range from Quad 4 Bedroom En-suite and Quint 5 Bedroom En-suite rooms to fully private studios like the Signature Studio, Signature Studio Flex, Aspect Studio, and Aspect Studio E. Students can choose the space that fits their lifestyle, whether they crave privacy or the social atmosphere of shared living. Inside each room, comfort and functionality work together seamlessly. Every space at Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park features a double bed, air conditioner, and plenty of storage, ensuring you stay comfortable all year round and always have space for your essentials. A fully equipped kitchenette, complete with a microwave, cooktop, rangehood, fridge, kettle, and either a rice cooker or toaster, helps students prepare meals affordably at home. Your dedicated study desk and chair, paired with high-speed in-room internet, help you stay focused during study sessions, and the television adds a perfect way to unwind afterwards. Smart Door Access gives you secure and easy entry, adding a layer of convenience and safety to everyday life.
Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park elevates student living through a vast range of thoughtfully curated common amenities. Daily essentials are fully covered with bills included, water, electricity, heat, gas, internet, and air conditioning, so budgeting becomes effortless. The community features make life even easier: residents of Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park have access to a laundry room, elevator, Wi-Fi throughout the property, quiet study rooms, and a fully equipped gym. A trash room, delivery alert system, dry cleaning service, free SIM card, and regular social events simplify everyday routines and help you stay connected socially and practically. Students can also take advantage of the package room, pest control services, rental car options, housekeeping, bike storage, and vending machines for quick snacks. Community spaces at Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park, such as the lounge, conference room, dining hall, and mailroom, make the environment warm, interactive, and accommodating. For culinary enthusiasts, the communal kitchen is a great place to cook and socialise.
Lifestyle amenities at Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park add a touch of luxury, including covered parking, garage access, a welcoming lobby, and secure package lockers. Leisure comes alive with a swimming pool, cinema room, yoga studio, sauna room, spinning bike area, coffee bar, wellness centre, and stunning outdoor spaces, including the courtyard, terrace, rooftop, outdoor grilling area, sundeck, and outdoor kitchen. Each of these facilities contributes to a balanced lifestyle, giving students opportunities to relax, exercise, socialise, and enjoy a sense of community throughout their stay. Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park maintains a calm and respectful environment under its pets not allowed and smoking not allowed rules. Safety is prioritised through 24-hour security, a dedicated reception, CCTV, a comprehensive fire system, controlled access, video surveillance, and elevator access control, giving students the reassurance they need while living away from home.
Location and What's Hot?
Staying at Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park student accommodation Sydney places you right in the heart of one of the city’s most connected and student-friendly neighbourhoods. Students living here enjoy quick access to institutions such as Pymble Ladies' College, Ravenswood School for Girls, and Avondale University Wahroonga, all within easy reach and making this location especially appealing for those seeking a strong academic base.
Daily life at Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park is incredibly smooth thanks to the abundance of essentials close by. Supermarkets like Woolworths Macquarie Park and Coles Macquarie Centre ensure pantry restocks are always quick and convenient, while Priceline Pharmacy at Macquarie Centre takes care of health needs without hassle. Medical assistance is readily available too, with Macquarie University Hospital and Ryde Hospital both located nearby, offering reassurance to students and families alike. The neighbourhood is filled with cosy cafés and eateries perfect for mid-study breaks or evening meals. Popular spots like The Dining & Co., Macquarie Park, and The Shed Café serve up great coffee and a warm ambience. Restaurants such as Kin by Thai and Taste of Shanghai offer a mix of comforting flavours and unique dining experiences. For evenings out, you can explore some of the best bars in Sydney, or local favourites like The Governor Hotel and The Ranch offer lively social spaces where students can unwind.
Green pockets across the area add a refreshing balance to urban living. Parks such as Elouera Reserve and Wilga Park give residents peaceful corners to relax. For those who prefer quiet study zones outside their room, Macquarie University Library and Ryde Library offer tranquil spaces filled with resources and a studious atmosphere. Cultural enthusiasts staying at Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park will appreciate how easy it is to reach some of Sydney’s most iconic museums and tourist landmarks. Residents can plan a weekend trip to explore some of the best museums in Sydney, like the Museum of Sydney and Powerhouse Museum. You can also take a scenic trip to world-renowned spots like the Sydney Opera House or Barangaroo Reserve. Everything is well-connected and accessible from the neighbourhood. Living at Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park allows students to enjoy the best of Sydney.
Commute
Transport around Dwell EPIISOD Macquarie Park Sydney is exceptionally well-connected, making daily travel smooth and reliable. The nearest bus stops are Macquarie University Station, Herring Rd, Stand F, which is a 5-minute walk away, and Macquarie University Station, Waterloo Rd, Stand C, which is a 3-minute walk away. They offer frequent services across the neighbourhood. Students also have convenient access to major rail connections via Macquarie University Station and Herring Rd, Stand F. They allow quick and easy travel across Sydney, whether it's for classes, part-time jobs, or weekend adventures.
Room Types (8)
Quint 5 Bedroom Ensuite
Quad 4 Bedroom Ensuite
Signature Studio
Aspect Studio
Signature Studio Flex
Aspect Studio E
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Payment Policies (5)
- Booking Deposit1-week deposit required at booking to reserve room, offset against first rental payment.
- Security DepositBond equal to 4 weeks rent due within 1 week of deposit payment, refundable later.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 1, 13 flexible instalment plans.
1. You need to pay a 1-week deposit to reserve your room at the time of booking.
2. This will offset against your first rental payment.
1. You need to pay a bond (equivalent to 4 weeks rent) within 1 weeks of the deposit payment.
2. It will be refunded to you at the end of the tenancy, provided you have no outstanding rent, damages to the room or cleaning fees.
Note: If you book a short-stay you do not need to pay a bond.
1. Students could choose pay in full or pay by instalment.
2. If you choose pay in full, it is necessary to pay full rent before your check in date.
3. If you choose pay by instalment, you need to pay the rent of the next 28 days on rent payment date every month.
Note: You can view the exact rent payment schedules in your contract.
Credit and debit card.
A guarantor is not required by the property team.
Cancellation Policies (4)
- Cooling Off PeriodCancellation 14+ days before: bond refund, agreement terminated. 13 days or less: fees, rent owed.
- No Visa No PayDifferent refund scenarios based on visa rejection timing; failure to inform may lead to rent.
- Replacement Tenant AcceptedCancellations 14 days prior: forfeit deposit, find replacement, bear rent until replacement. Cancellations within 13 days: deposit forfeit, pay fee, bear rent until replacement.
- Other cancellation policiesCancellation: Resident forfeits holding deposit, pays admin fee, rent until replacement found. Property may cancel.
A. When the cancellation is submitted to the property no later than 14 days before the agreement’s start date: -
1. Bond paid will be refunded back to the applicant.
2. Residential Tenancy Agreement will be terminated.
B. When the cancellation is submitted to the property 13 days or fewer before the agreement’s start date: -
1. An administrative fee of AU$250 will be charged to the applicant
2. The applicant will be responsible for paying rent for the room stated in the tenancy agreement until an approved replacement takes over the tenancy.
3. Any outstanding charges incurred (Eg. administrative fees, rent etc..) will be deducted from the bond paid. Any remaining bond amount will be refunded back to the applicant.
4. Residential Tenancy Agreement will be terminated upon replacement tenant paying the holding deposit and bond and signs the tenancy agreement.
Please note:
1. In both the cases, the holding deposit fee will be forfeited.
2. Also, the above cancellation policy does not apply to replacement tenants taking over a tenancy agreement from a current tenant.
A) Full refund of holding deposit and bond: -
1. Notification of visa rejection is provided to the property within 24 hours of receiving the decision from the Department of Immigration.
2. A duly completed cancellation form is submitted to them no later than 14 days before the agreement’s start date.
B) Forfeit of holding deposit and partial refund of bond: -
1. Notification of visa rejection is provided to the property
2. A duly completed cancellation form is submitted to them 13 days or fewer before the agreement’s start date.
3. AU$250 administrative fee is charged and deducted from the bond in this case.
C) Forfeit of holding deposit and bond.
1. Notification of visa rejection is provided to the property.
2. A duly completed cancellation form is submitted to the property after the agreement’s start date.
3. Failure to inform the property of cancellation will result in rent being charged to the applicant until a suitable replacement is found. If an applicant does not check into the property on the agreement’s start date, they have the right to terminate the agreement and reassign the room to another applicant.
Please note: If Visa status is not known by the agreement’s start date, the applicant is required to inform the property. Holding deposit will be used to cover for the room rent. Once the holding deposit is unable to cover the room rent, the contract will be deemed terminated and the room will be reassigned. Bond will be forfeited to the property.
A) Cancellation is submitted to the property 14 days before the agreement’s start date: -
1. The holding deposit fee will be forfeited.
2. A second approved replacement must be found to take over the tenancy agreement from the original replacement.
3. The original replacement will be responsible for paying rent for the room stated in the tenancy agreement until an approved second replacement takes over the tenancy.
4. Any outstanding charges incurred (Eg. administrative fees, rent etc.) will be deducted from the bond paid by the original replacement. Any remaining bond amount will be refunded back to the original replacement.
5. Residential Tenancy Agreement will be terminated upon an approved second replacement paying the holding deposit and bond and signing the tenancy agreement.
B) Cancellation is submitted to the property 13 days or fewer before the agreement’s start date: -
1. The holding deposit fee will be forfeited.
2. An administrative fee of AUD$250 will be charged to the original replacement.
3. The original replacement will be responsible for paying rent for the room stated in the tenancy agreement until an approved second replacement takes over the tenancy.
4. Any outstanding charges incurred (Eg. administrative fees, rent etc.) will be deducted from the bond paid. Any remaining bond amount will be refunded back to the replacement.
Please note:
1. Cancellation requests must be submitted in-writing via e-mail to the property.
2. Original replacements are responsible to find their own tenancy replacement. Original replacements are responsible for rental payments according to the Residential Agreement for the whole period of their agreement or until such time as an approved second replacement is found (whichever comes first).
3) Replacement tenants must be students from a higher education institution and cannot be existing tenants with whom the property already holds an agreement.
4. Departing replacements are required to complete a Bond Claim Form prior to departure.
5. The property reserves the right to recover reasonable costs (included but not limited to cleaning, advertising, administration costs and loss of rent) for agreement cancellation and early termination from the holding deposit or bond payments until a replacement tenant is found.
A) Cancellation is submitted to the property after the agreement’s start date regardless of whether applicant has checked in or not: -
1. The holding deposit fee which is used to cover rent will be forfeited by resident to the property if any amount remains after rent deduction.
2. An administrative fee of AU$250 will be charged to the resident and paid directly to them as the fee cannot be deducted from the bond which has been lodged with a government appointed bond authority.
3. The resident will be responsible for paying rent for the room stated in the tenancy agreement until an approved replacement takes over the tenancy.
4. Any outstanding charges incurred (Eg. Cleaning fees, rent etc.) will be deducted from the bond paid. Any remaining bond amount will be refunded back to the applicant.
5. Residential Tenancy Agreement will be terminated upon replacement tenant paying the holding deposit and bond and signs the tenancy agreement.
Please note:
1. Applicants are responsible to find their own tenancy replacement. Residents are responsible for rental payments according to the Residential Agreement for the whole period of their agreement or until such time as an approved replacement is found (whichever comes first).
2. Replacement tenants must be students from a higher education institution and cannot be existing tenants with whom the property already holds an agreement.
3. The outgoing tenant should allow at least 3 working days for cleaning and maintenance to be done after their departure and prior to the contract commencement date of the incoming tenant. Rent for such time is payable by the outgoing tenant to the property prior to departure.
4. Departing tenants are required to complete a Bond Claim Form prior to departure. Bond money will be processed on the updated end date of the current Residential Tenancy Agreement, subject to apartment inspection following the property's rules.
5. On the day of departure, the room key is to be returned to Reception prior to 10:00 am. Keys returned after 10:00 am will incur additional charges unless prior arrangements have been made with the property's administration.
6. The property reserves the right to recover reasonable costs (included but not limited to cleaning, advertising, administration costs and loss of rent) for agreement cancellation and early termination from the holding deposit or bond payments until a replacement tenant is found.
B) Cancellation by the property: -
1. The property will cancel any incomplete application submitted via their online application portal that has passed the given timeframe for completion. In such cases, they may charge an administrative fee and/or retain any holding deposit and/or any other amounts you have paid to them.
2. At any time during or prior to the commencement of your residential tenancy agreement, they may (at their complete discretion, but otherwise to the extent permitted by the law of the Relevant State) cancel your booking if any of the following occurs:
a) the information you provide as part of the booking process is false or misleading; or
b) you fail to comply with your obligations in these Booking Terms and Conditions.
3. In this case, to the extent permitted by the law of the Relevant State, they may retain any holding deposit and/or any other amounts you have paid to them.
C) Contract Deferment: -
1. The property will review each deferment request on a case-by-case basis. They reserve the right to approve or deny any deferment request based on the provided documentation and the merit of the case.
2. Students must submit a deferment request in writing at least 14 days before the lease commencement date with a comprehensive supporting document.
3. The first deferment will be free of charge, but any subsequent deferments after the commencement date will incur a AU$250 administrative fee.
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About Sydney, New South Wales
Sydney is located in New South Wales in Australia. Sydney has a population of over 5.3 million residents, including students enrolled at Sydney University. Sydney is famous for its stunning harbour, golden beaches, and lively traditions. Sydney is known for it's mix of urban pace and nature, including the well-known Sydney Harbour. Thus it makes it an ideal destination for students seeking student living Sydney. The city’s history goes back in past till 1788, and now it has grown into a global hub for education, business, and lifestyle. Sydney has some of the country’s best universities, including the University of Sydney & Western Sydney University, and it is ranked 18th globally in the QS World University Rankings. These institutions invites thousands of domestic and international students every year, showing their commitment to academic excellence, driving demand for student apartments Sydney
Areas such as Camperdown, Darlinghurst, and Glebe are popular among students for their cafes, libraries and affordable student flats Sydney. Events like Vivid Sydney and the Sydney Fringe Festival, attract Gen Z crowds, showing the culture and community of Sydney found near the student accommodation Australia. Students can also check and read a range of tips and guides in the the student city guide Sydney which will make their student life more happening and adventurous. Sydney has a safety index of around 65, and generally it also have secure environment for students. The happiness index of Sydney is 7.2/10, reason been it's high quality of life, employment opportunities, and access to outdoor experiences. Overall, student housing Sydney Australia offers the perfect blend of academic life, cultural richness, and city living experience, making Sydney one of the most desirable destinations for students.
Best Student Accommodations In Sydney
Choosing a right student accommodations in Sydney is important for a smooth and enjoyable university experience. If you have taken admission in Sydney College of English or any other local institution, then you can check amber. Amber has a list of a variety of purpose built student accommodation in Sydney which are designed to balance comfort and convenience. From options such as fully furnished private rooms to shared apartments with modern amenities like a games room, BBQ facilities and close to grocery stores, students can choose a acoommodation that fits their budget and preference to make their university experience even more joyful.
| Off-campus accommodations | Price (From) | Closest University | Type of Accommodation |
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| The Switch Kensington Sydney | AU$889/week | University of New South Wale | Studios, 2B, non-ensuite |
| Iglu Broadway | AU$835/week | University of Technology Sydney | Studio and Ensuite |
| Iglu Chatswood Student Accommodation | AU$835/week | Macquarie University | Studio and Ensuite |
| Scape Darlington | AU$809/week | The University of Sydney | Studio Apartments |
| Scape Lachlan | AU$799/week | University of New South Wales | Studio, Ensuite and Non-ensuite |
Affordable Student Accommodation Options In Sydney
The city offers a variety of student accommodation Sydney Australia options that balance affordability and convenience. This list of affordable accommodation in Sydney for international students provides effortless access to campuses and public transport. Sydney offers a range of accommodation options for students seeking off-campus housing in Australia that doesn't compromise on quality. To help you narrow down your search, you can check out the most affordable suburbs in Sydney. It’s a great guide to finding budget-friendly student flats Sydney close to popular student areas. Below are some of the affordable accommodation options.
1. Western Sydney University Village Parramatta – From AU$327/week. “Spacious shared apartments with communal lounges and study zones, perfect for students seeking community living close to campus.”
2. Scape Mountain X – From AU$349/week. “Fully furnished apartments with rooftop terraces and collaborative study areas, offering a lively and social student environment.”
3. Student Village North Ryde – From AU$362/week. “Modern student apartments featuring pools, communal lounges, and study spaces are designed to balance productivity and socialising.”
4. Castle Dulwich Hill – From AU$409/week. “Self-contained apartments with private space, private kitchens and bathrooms, ideal for students seeking independence near Sydney’s academic hubs.”
5. Dayman Apartments – From AU$418/week. “Affordable, furnished apartments with study zones and communal lounges, perfect for students looking for practical and comfortable student housing in Sydney.”
Best Areas to Live In Sydney
Sydney and its nearby suburbs are some of the student-friendly areas in Australia that offers a mix of convenience and affordability. If you are attending the University of Sydney, Sydney College of English, the University of Notre Dame, and other nearby institutions and you’re looking for student apartments in Sydney, these neighbourhoods are ideal for students:
1. Camperdown: Right beside the University of Sydney, Camperdown is ideal for students who just wants to walk to lectures. Students here can visit Camperdown Park, and local cafes. The area is also close to Central Station. Most of the campus buildings are just a 5-minute walk away in this area. Average rent: AUD 550–750 per week.
2. Newtown: A 10-minute walk from the university and you will reach this area. Newtown is filled with affordable eateries, bars, and shops in the streets such as King Street. The area is perfect for students looking for happening Sydney student housing options. Average rent: AUD 600–700 per week.
3. Glebe: This area is quiet and green and Glebe is about 15 minutes from campus. Students living here can have fun at cozy cafes, bookshops, and parks such as Bicentennial Park. Average rent: AUD 550–650 per week.
4. Chippendale: South side of the university is Chippendale which offers convenience and a creative vibe with spots like Spice Alley and Central Park Mall. Most university buildings in this areas are reachable within a 10-minute walk. Average rent: AUD 650–750 per week.
5. Darlington: Beside the campus, Darlington is peaceful and affordable area that have an easy access to Redfern Station, Broadway Shopping Centre, and university facilities. Commute time of this area is usually 5–10 minutes on foot. Average rent: AUD 500–600 per week.
Room Types Available In Sydney
Student accommodation Sydney Australia has a various range of options to suit various preferences and budgets which provides every student a space that aligns with their lifestyle. Here's an overview of the accommodation types available in Sydney:
1. Studio Apartments: Studio apartments in Sydney are fully self-contained living spaces with a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. This options are ideal for students seeking independence and privacy.
2. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments: These apartments offers one or two private bedrooms with shared living areas such as kitchens and lounges. These apartments are suitable for students who wish to live with friends or a small group while maintaining some level of privacy.
3. Shared Apartments: Shared apartments are accommodations which has multiple private bedrooms within a single room unit. It has communal areas, kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas. This setup is good to have social interaction and community living experience while still having a bit of personal space for each resident. You can make some amazing lifelong friendships in this new city with this accommodation options.
4. Private Rooms: Private rooms have a personal bedroom with necessities like a study desk and bed, with access to shared facilities such as kitchens and lounges. These student rooms Sydney suit students who want independence without complete aloneness.
Cost of Living In Sydney
Sydney is a cosmopolitan capital that offers a growing environment for students. However, it's also important to note that the cost of living in Sydney can be higher compared to other cities. On an average students can expect to spend between AU$2,500 and AU$4,000 per month, covering the cost of student residence Sydney, food, transportation, and other daily expenses.
1. Accommodation: AU$350 – AU$700/week
2. Groceries: AU$150 – AU$280/week
3. Transportation: AU$40 – AU$60/week
4. Utilities (Gas, Electricity, Water): AU$35 – AU$140/week
5. Phone and Internet: AU$20 – AU$55/week
6. Relaxation & Social Activities: AU$100 – AU$200/week
Student Travel In Sydney
Sydney is a travel-friendly city with a trustworthy transport network, which makes commuting from student accommodations in Sydney to universities very easy and affordable. Even if you are staying in student apartments in Sydney or looking for rooms for rent in Sydney, there are multiple suitable travel options that can your student life easier.
| Transport Mode | Coverage & Benefits | Approx. Cost (Student Concession) |
|---|---|---|
| Train Services | Connects major suburbs, campuses & city centre via Opal card with fare caps | ~£20/week |
| Bus Network | Links student areas, universities & city attractions; frequent stops near housing | ~£15–£18/week |
| Ferries | Scenic harbour routes; easy multi-modal travel with Opal card | ~£12/week |
| Cycling | Bike lanes & storage in many student apartments; eco-friendly & flexible | Free (except bike purchase) |
| Light Rail (Trams) | Connects Central Station, Darling Harbour & UNSW; Opal integrated | ~£2–£3 per ride |
| Walking | Ideal for students living near campus or Sydney CBD | Free |
Student Lifestyle And Tourist Attractions In Sydney
Sydney is a harbour city which have a lively and friendly environment, it is a place where academics, university life and social life blossom. Neighbourhoods such as Chippendale, Darlington, and Surry Hills are in close proximity to Sydney College of English and provide easy access to travel options as well. In this city students can find a variety of perfect student accommodations in Sydney and apartments in Australia that suits their different requirements.
Students studying in Sydney normally visit Blackwood Pantry for specialty coffee and Edition Roasters for a modern cafe experience, and places like Paramount Coffee Project which offers a peaceful study environment. Popular restaurants list includes Din Tai Fung for affordable Asian cuisine and Gelato Messina for a sweet treat. For nightlife experience and fun, The Soda Factory, Opera Bar and Ivy Sydney offer settings that Gen z frequently enjoy. Students can also experience the culture of the city at local art galleries. If you want more options you can discover more about the best bars in Sydney for ideas on where to socialise at night.
Sydney also have The University of Sydney Library and UTS Library which provide ample study spaces. The Australian Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art offer cultural enrichment. You can also visit the famous Blue Mountains or Coogee Beach. Healthcare facilities are easily accessible, with Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, St Vincent’s Hospital, and Sydney Hospital providing medical services.
Top Universities In Sydney
Sydney invites students from allover the Australia and the globe. Its institutions and the availibilty of the wide range of student accommodations in Sydney, provide an environment, best for both study and student life. Learners at Sydney enjoy modern facilities in campus and convenient access to amenities.
| Overview | Nearby Student Accommodation | |
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| The University of Sydney | Research-focused university offering diverse UG & PG programs with strong global partnerships | Scape Darlington |
| University of Technology Sydney (UTS) | Known for innovation in technology, business & design | Castle Petersham |
| Sydney College of English | English language programs for international students | Accolade On Regent |