School history

The University of New South Wales (UNSW) is a world-leading public research university founded in 1949 with its main campus in Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, Australia. Since its founding in 1949, the University has been committed to creating and sharing critical knowledge for the benefit of society and to making a lasting impact.

Geographical position

The main campus is located in the southern hemisphere finance, trade and tourism center - New South Wales, Australia, the capital of Sydney, is a public research university, Australia eight university alliance, Pacific Rim University Alliance, Universitas 21 and the Association of Commonwealth Universities member.

Past ranking

The University of New South Wales is ranked 19th in the 2025QS World University Rankings

The University of New South Wales is ranked 19th in the 2024QS World University Rankings

The University of New South Wales ranks 45th in the 2023QS World University Rankings

The University of New South Wales ranks 43rd in the 2022QS World University Rankings

Nine colleges

① College of Literature and Society

② Medical College

③ School of Built Environment

④ College of Science

⑤ Australian Business Schools

⑥ School of Art

⑦ College of Engineering

⑧ Australian Defence Force Academy

⑨ Law School

Undergraduate application requirements

① Educational requirements:

Applicants must have at least graduated from high school, or have a certificate of completion of high school or have completed a preparatory program.

The foundation courses at UNSW are divided into the following four categories:

Standard Foundation (Standard)

standard plus program

Comprehensive/Plus

Fast Track

② Academic requirements:

College entrance examination results: Applying to the University of New South Wales requires a high test score of 525 to 675 points (total 750), that is, a high test score of 70% to 90%. The specific score requirements of different majors in different colleges are different, and the specific score needs to be queried for the corresponding course.

A-level results :A*AA- AAB

IB results: An overall score of 36 or more with at least two Higherlevels

③ Language requirements:

Ielts score of no less than 6.5, no less than 6.0; No less than 90 in TOEFL, no less than 23 in writing, and no less than 22 in other parts

Graduate application requirements

① Academic conditions:

A three-year undergraduate bachelor's degree or equivalent from an accredited university is required, with some majors requiring an honours degree. The average score requirement is 65% and above, the average score requirement is higher for business majors, the average score requirement is 75% for 211/985 background students, and the average score requirement is 87% for double non-background students.

② Language conditions:

The postgraduate program requires a high level of English proficiency, and applicants are required to provide one of the following English test scores:

(1) IELTS: The total score is 6.5, and the single score is not less than 6.0

(2) TOEFL: The total score is 90, with no less than 23 points in writing and no less than 22 points in other categories.

(3)PTE Academic English Test (PTEAcademic): the total score is 64, and the individual score is not less than 54.

Note: Some majors require higher English scores, such as education, translation and other majors.