Macquarie University

Macquarie University combines world-class research and teaching with innovative infrastructure and sustainable natural beauty on campus.

Top 1% of universities in the world.

Macquarie is home to more than 44,000 students and 3000 staff, and awards more than 10,000 degrees each year.
Their main Wallumattagal campus in Macquarie Park includes multi-billion dollar infrastructure, providing cutting-edge learning opportunities. Students, staff and partners benefit from:
• Australia’s most high-tech library
• Australia’s first and only not-for-profit hospital on a university campus
• The location within the Connect Macquarie Park Innovation District, one of the largest business and technology precincts in the Southern Hemisphere.

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About Macquarie University

Their community

More than 44,000 connected students from more than 100 countries
More than 225,000 alumni from more than 155 countries
10,000 degrees awarded annually
More than 190 partner universities for student exchange in more than 40 countries
More than 40,000 work placements or community experiences through PACE partnerships.

Wallumattagal Campus

Named for the traditional custodians of the land on which the campus sits, the Wallumattagal of the Dharug Nation.
Located in the heart of the Connect Macquarie Park Innovation District (CMPID)
More than 300 global companies on campus or in the Macquarie Park high-tech precinct
Set on 126 hectares of stunning parkland
Only 15km away from the Sydney central business district (CBD)
$1 billion invested in infrastructure and facilities in recent years
Australia’s first fully integrated health precinct centred around our on-campus hospital
Only university in Australia with its own metro station.

Subjects Areas

Macquarie University offers a wide range of subject areas which contains but not limited to:

            
             Accounting and Finance

             Anatomy and Physiology

             Anthropology

             Arts and Humanities

             Biology

             Business and Management

             Chemistry

             Civil Engineering

             Classics and Ancient History

             Combined studies

             Computing and IT

             Creative Media

             Creative Writing

             Criminology

             Early Years Education

             Economics

             Education

             Electrical Engineering

             Engineering

             English and Creative Writing

             Environmental Studies

             Geography and Environmental Studies

             Health and Social Care

             Health Science

             History

             International Studies

             Journalism

             Languages

             Mathematics

             Media Studies

             Music

             Philosophy

             Physics

             Physiotherapy

             Politics

             Psychology

             Publishing and Public Relations

             Science

             Social Policy and Administration

             Sociology

             Statistics

             Supply Chain and Logistics