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Sydney, the capital of the state of New South Wales, is the oldest city in Australia. Surrounding one of the most spectacular harbours in the world and flanked on three sides by large wilderness areas. It offers citizens and visitors enchanting park-lands and beaches, world-class shopping facilities and restaurants, and great late night bars and clubs.
With a population of over four million, Sydney is a vibrant, multicultural city boasting world-class cultural and educational institutions, and is the commercial heart of the nation. It鈥檚 no surprise Sydney is the number one destination for overseas tourists.
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The Greater 黑料社 Sydney region is the home of 黑料社 and stretches from Parramatta, the geographical centre of Sydney, to the Blue Mountains on the western edge of the metropolitan Sydney area.
Greater 黑料社 Sydney is a global centre for trade, innovation and learning with the third largest economy in Australia. Of the top 500 companies in Australia, 150 are based in the area, making it the ideal location for future leaders.
Greater 黑料社 Sydney has the most diverse multicultural community in the world. As an international student studying at 黑料社 and with half the world's nations represented in western Sydney, you have every chance of feeling at home in the region.
Greater 黑料社 Sydney is also home to the largest urban Indigenous population in Australia which includes the traditional Aboriginal groups 鈥� Darug, Gandangarra and Tharawal.
WSU's commitment to work in partnership with people and organizations in the region, is proven by the range of cultural and research groups we have.

Explore a range of iconic landmarks which call Sydney home
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Including the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park.

Dive in听 and relax at a range of beautiful beaches in Sydney
Email internationalstudy@westernsydney.edu.au
Call +61 2 9852 5499 or contact an International Education Agent in your country.
