University of Sydney:
University of Sydney, also translated as "University of Sydney", was founded in 1850. It is a world-class research institution located in the center of Sydney, Australia's financial capital, and is praised by the media as one of the most beautiful university campuses in the world. The university of Sydney, which has a long history, is also called "the first school in Australia" by the media. It is also a core member of the World University Alliance, the Pacific Rim University Alliance, the Eight Schools Alliance in Australia, and the Asia-Pacific International Trade Education and Research Alliance [1]. The University of Sydney ranks 46th in the world in the 20 17 QS World University Ranking. 20 17TIMES world university ranks 45th in the world; In 20 17, the latest QS world university graduates ranked fourth in competitiveness and first in Australia.
Location: The main campus of the University of Sydney is close to the southwest of downtown Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, covering an area of 72 hectares, close to Central Station and Chinatown, and only 5 minutes away from the Central Business District. Other campuses are located in and around the city center. The university also has six campuses, namely: marlett Street Campus in the suburbs of Sydney, with major colleges such as business and nursing; Law school located in the port area of Sydney, majoring in law; Conservatory of Music in Sydney Harbour Area; Located in Cumberland Campus, west of Zheng Xiao 16 km, with health science and nursing major; Camden Campus, located 65km west of Zheng Xiao, specializes in agricultural science and veterinary medicine. Orange Agricultural College, located in a small town in central New South Wales, specializes in agricultural management.