The University of Sydney is a public university founded in 1850, with its main Camperdown/Darlington campus in Sydney, New South Wales. Its current catalogue includes undergraduate commerce and engineering honours routes plus postgraduate computer science and data science, with course-specific entry, tuition, intake,…
Location
Sydney, Australia
Programme focus
B.Com
Official annual fee
A$56,300
Next intake
February, August
A$56,300
3 years
English
February, August
Sydney, Australia
Public
The University of Sydney is a public university founded in 1850, with its main Camperdown/Darlington campus in Sydney, New South Wales. Its current catalogue includes undergraduate commerce and engineering honours routes plus postgraduate computer science and data science, with course-specific entry, tuition, intake, accreditation and student-visa rules.
The main Camperdown/Darlington campus is on the corner of Parramatta and City roads and includes six libraries, teaching and learning technology, museums, galleries, lawns, student services and faculty facilities. The University also lists Camden, Mallett Street and other teaching or research locations; campus and facility access varies by course.
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The main Camperdown/Darlington campus is on the corner of Parramatta and City roads and includes six libraries, teaching and learning technology, museums, galleries, lawns, student services and faculty facilities. The University also lists Camden, Mallett Street and other teaching or research locations; campus and facility access varies by course.
University accommodation is available in Camperdown/Darlington, Kensington and Camden, with off-campus student housing, homestay and private share-house options. The University warns that availability is limited and applications for 2026 accommodation are separate from course applications. Its living-cost page gives a broad AUD 980–3,500 monthly accommodation range; deposits, meals, utilities, contract length and room inclusions vary by residence, so students should verify the exact residence offer before paying.
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The University of Sydney is a public university founded in 1850, with its main Camperdown/Darlington campus in Sydney, New South Wales. Its current catalogue includes undergraduate commerce and engineering honours routes plus postgraduate computer science and data science, with course-specific entry, tuition, intake,…
Location
Sydney, Australia
Programme focus
B.Com
Official annual fee
A$56,300
Next intake
February, August
A$56,300
3 years
English
February, August
Sydney, Australia
Public
The University of Sydney is a public university founded in 1850, with its main Camperdown/Darlington campus in Sydney, New South Wales. Its current catalogue includes undergraduate commerce and engineering honours routes plus postgraduate computer science and data science, with course-specific entry, tuition, intake, accreditation and student-visa rules.
The main Camperdown/Darlington campus is on the corner of Parramatta and City roads and includes six libraries, teaching and learning technology, museums, galleries, lawns, student services and faculty facilities. The University also lists Camden, Mallett Street and other teaching or research locations; campus and facility access varies by course.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at University of Sydney in Sydney, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
The main Camperdown/Darlington campus is on the corner of Parramatta and City roads and includes six libraries, teaching and learning technology, museums, galleries, lawns, student services and faculty facilities. The University also lists Camden, Mallett Street and other teaching or research locations; campus and facility access varies by course.
University accommodation is available in Camperdown/Darlington, Kensington and Camden, with off-campus student housing, homestay and private share-house options. The University warns that availability is limited and applications for 2026 accommodation are separate from course applications. Its living-cost page gives a broad AUD 980–3,500 monthly accommodation range; deposits, meals, utilities, contract length and room inclusions vary by residence, so students should verify the exact residence offer before paying.
Admissions support
Get focused help with your application, documents and visa process. We will turn the information on this page into a practical next-step plan.
The University directs students to supermarkets such as Coles, Woolworths and Aldi and to Paddy's Market for groceries. Newtown, Redfern and Camperdown provide varied food options, including Indian, vegetarian, vegan and halal choices, but menus and allergy controls must be checked directly. Residence meal arrangements differ, and the University accommodation pages should be used to confirm any catered or self-service provision.
The University provides campus safety guidance, security contacts and student wellbeing services; Australian emergencies use 000. Students should follow current University advice, protect rental and visa documents and use official support channels for urgent or legal matters. No university or city can guarantee individual safety, so practical precautions and current local guidance remain important. The University runs a Welcome Program with orientation events, activities and workshops for new students. International applicants can use admissions guidance, Student Centre contacts, accommodation services, wellbeing support, libraries and faculty advising. Entry evidence, English requirements and deadlines remain course-specific.
The University directs students to supermarkets such as Coles, Woolworths and Aldi and to Paddy's Market for groceries. Newtown, Redfern and Camperdown provide varied food options, including Indian, vegetarian, vegan and halal choices, but menus and allergy controls must be checked directly. Residence meal arrangements differ, and the University accommodation pages should be used to confirm any catered or self-service provision.
The University provides campus safety guidance, security contacts and student wellbeing services; Australian emergencies use 000. Students should follow current University advice, protect rental and visa documents and use official support channels for urgent or legal matters. No university or city can guarantee individual safety, so practical precautions and current local guidance remain important. The University runs a Welcome Program with orientation events, activities and workshops for new students. International applicants can use admissions guidance, Student Centre contacts, accommodation services, wellbeing support, libraries and faculty advising. Entry evidence, English requirements and deadlines remain course-specific.
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