University of New South Wales (reviews)

The University of New South Wales is an excellent choice for students who aspire to build successful careers while enjoying a remarkable educational journey. The university offers a plethora of tutoring and support programs, complemented by a strong outreach department dedicated to connecting students with job opportunities.

As a Commerce and Media student, UNSW has been a great institution for my studies. The learning and assessment processes encourage creativity and critical thinking, and welcome students of all backgrounds, ethnicities and political affiliations. The tutors are knowledgeable and make learning engaging and informative. Transport to UNSW is convenient, with 2 light rail stops located at the doorsteps of the university. Overall, studying at UNSW has been a rewarding experience, and I would highly recommend it to prospective students.

It is located in the urban area of Sydney, the transportation is relatively convenient, and there are many service shops around it. The catering business circle on campus has Chinese food, Indian food, Southeast Asian food, etc., which are very rich.
The campus buildings are new and nice. The library was rebuilt not too long before I entered school, and it has many functions. There, when I was young, I discovered for the first time that there can be a row of sandbag sofas in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows in the library! Take a break when you are tired from studying or lack inspiration, maybe there will be surprises.
The teachers are very nice and the curriculum is excellent and diverse. I regret not leaving their social platform numbers, but the social platform tools at that time were not the same as they are now, and the cross-border use is also different.
The rent around the school is relatively high. I moved from Melbourne at the time, and the rent was much higher than when I was in Melbourne. The school has dormitories, and I lived in a good one during the holidays, but at that time the supply was in short supply, it seemed that there were more students than dormitories.
All in all, it was a great school experience! Thanks!

UNSW was my first choice university because of the course curriculum offered for my program. It has been less than a week on campus, but I can’t point out a single flaw in how the university has conducted its events and made the students welcome.

What I love about UNSW is that apart from the umpteen electives that the business school offers, the university also houses over 300 clubs and associations of which students can be a part. Apart from assisting them to excel academically, UNSW is providing opportunities for students to develop soft skills that I believe are critical in excelling in a professional environment.

For those reasons, I would highly recommend students to check out programs at UNSW because the university helps you build a well-rounded profile.

I started at UNSW 3 years ago where everything including labs and tutorials was online. In the past year, subjects were taught in a more hybridised form where some classes were face-to-face and optional. Having experienced both formats of learning, the organisation of resources such as the main subject web page was sometimes frustrating to navigate and lacked consistency between different subjects. Support from staff depended on the size of the cohort which was frustrating at times. Study facilities and class/lab rooms were great. Physical and mental well-being support networks are wonderful and useful in my experience.

Studying at UNSW has been a great experience, the campus and facilities are awesome and equipped. The admin is also well maintained, as all student queries are answered. The enrolment and registration process are really easy and understandable. The teaching and materials are also really good. There also many societies students can join according to their interests or to get a head-start in their career, it is also a greta way to make friends and connections. Highly recommend joining UNSW.

UNSW is very disorganised. Their websites don’t usually get updates. I like the staff, who are usually understanding and professional. However, the educational value of my course was low as it was not very practical and did not teach me much to prepare for industry.

During my time at UNSW, I found the social aspect to be a highlight of the university – making many friends during my journey has been a great joy of mine. Although there were difficult times during my educational process, with external factors coming into play, I felt overall it was a positive memory, and I highly recommend UNSW for students seeking an enriching, engaging experience.