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Studying in New South Wales can be an enjoyable and rewarding experience. Overseas students have the options of English Language courses, Foundation (University Preparation) courses and both undergraduate and post graduate courses.

New South Wales is Australia’s most popular State. In an area roughly the size of Britain, 6.4 million people enjoy bustling cities, wide open spaces and everything in between. The capital of New South Wales is Sydney.

Sydney dazzles and buzzes with excitement. It is the largest and also the oldest city in Australia, since it was here that the first international population settled. Created around one of the world's most dazzling harbours, there's no doubt that the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House deserve their dues.

If your dream getaway is all about golden beaches, spectacular national parks, indulgent day spas and gourmet restaurants, then Sydney’s surrounding regions are sure to fit the bill.
All are just a short drive from Sydney– simply hop in the car and before long, you’ll be relaxing far from the daily grind.        

Escape to NSW’s Blue Mountains, just two hours’ drive from Sydney. It’s the home of Echo Point, where you’ll find the spectacular Three Sisters rock formations – one of the most photographed sites in NSW!

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The majestic Murray River forms a natural border between New South Wales and Victoria. At 2500 km, the river is Australia’s most important inland waterway and the lifeblood of the region.

Few regions are as diverse, exciting and authentic as the New South Wales Outback. Stretching from Walgett in the north to Wentworth in the south, the region offers a taste of the real Australian outback.

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What I find especially attractive about Australia is that so many different views and cultures can co-exist without clashes and without people trying to homogenise, to align, others.
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