The University of Sydney was founded in 1850, located in the center of Sydney, the financial capital of Australia. It is the first university in the southern hemisphere and the core personnel of eight universities in Australia, ranking 45th in the world. The basic situation is as follows:

The University of Sydney has nine campuses.

Three colleges 19 departments can award more than 490 undergraduate and master's degrees, including agriculture, food and natural resources, architecture and literature.

The school provides first-class computers and library equipment.

Residential college is divided into six religious sects.

The student service institutions of the University of Sydney include international student center, study assistance center, vocational center, health service and consulting service.

These centers and schools also provide Australian Development Cooperation Scholarships and University of Sydney International Student Scholarships for students from developing countries.

The school's dominant majors are architecture, art and humanities, dentistry, physics and chemistry.

Its motto is: the stars change vertically and wisdom lasts forever.