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New South Wales

Studying in New South Wales

Why study in NSW?

When 7.992 million people call New South Wales home, you know it’s got a lot to offer. It’s the oldest multiracial state in Australia, and is known as the global cultural hub.

If you’re looking for a highly social “city-that-never-sleeps” vibe, Sydney –the state’s capital – is an ideal location for you to live and study. But NSW also offers a more relaxed lifestyle in its regional areas. Here, the warm weather and blue skies encourage you to make the most of the outdoors, no matter what you’re doing.

If you choose to study in NSW, you can expect a world-class learning experience. You can choose from a broad range of courses, including popular subject areas like medicine, business and arts. In regional NSW, you’ll also have course options in agriculture and related fields of study.

The diversity of NSW makes it a great place to study, and the state is renowned for its quality education, research organisations and internationally recognised qualifications. Some of the places you can study include:

  • Australian Catholic University
  • Charles Sturt University
  • Macquarie University
  • Southern Cross University
  • University of New England
  • University of New South Wales
  • University of Newcastle
  • University of Sydney
  • University of Technology Sydney
  • University of Wollongong

When you’re not studying, there’s almost too much to do in Sydney and the surrounding areas. From popular tourist attractions like Bondi Beach, the Sydney Opera House and Taronga Zoo, to everyday activities like flea markets, restaurants and theatres, and bars and clubs.

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National Health & Fitness Academy

Complete Personal Trainer Program - Certificates III & IV in Fitness (VIC, NSW, QLD, SA & WA Only)

Blended, In-class
Up to 12 months to complete the full qualification
Adelaide, Chermside, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Newcastle, Sydney, Perth, Sunshine Coast
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National Health & Fitness Academy

Certificate III in Fitness (VIC, NSW, QLD, SA & WA Only)

Blended, In-class
Up to 12 months to complete the full qualification
Adelaide, Chermside, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Newcastle, Sydney, Perth, Sunshine Coast
Accredited
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National Health & Fitness Academy

Certificate IV in Fitness (VIC, NSW, QLD, SA & WA Only)

Blended, In-class
Up to 12 months to complete the full qualification
Adelaide, Chermside, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Newcastle, Sydney, Perth, Sunshine Coast
Accredited
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Why study in Sydney?

Sydney is home to a large and diverse student population,top-tier education institutes and internationally respected qualifications. Not only will you get a high-quality education when you study in Sydney, you’ll also get to experience a uniquely mutli-cultural society, and explore the best attractions the city has to offer, including Bondi Beach, the Sydney Opera House and Taronga Zoo. 

 

There’s plenty to do and see in Sydney outside of your studies, including a bustling nightlife, great restaurants and beautiful parks.

 

The state of NSW also has the largest research sector in Australia. This sector, along with universities in the state, are linked in global research networks which allows students to develop crucial transferable skills through their studies and graduate ready for the workforce.

Is Sydney expensive for students?

Sydney is one of the most expensive cities in Australia (next to Melbourne in Victoria). Weekly rent averages at $860, and the cost of living tends to be higher than in other Australian cities. However, you’ll find rent is a lot cheaper in regional NSW, averaging between $240 to $370 depending on the property. 

 

The student housing market is also very competitive in Sydney, so it’s a good idea to get in touch with your study institution and check availability, as well as get their accommodation recommendations.

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