The University of Sydney

Established in 1850, the University of Sydney is an open research university, which is known to be among the world's top universities. Also, it received a Royal Charter from Queen Victoria in 1858. After receiving the Royal Charter, the degrees given by the university were recognized as equal to those provided by universities in the United Kingdom. In 1938, New England University associated with the University of Sydney and later on, it became a separate university known as the University of New England. Also, few of the organizations were established within the premises, namely Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Cumberland College of Health Sciences and Guild Centre of Advanced Education.

The main campus of the university is called Camper down Campus which is located in Australia. It was constructed by Edmund Blacket in Neo-Gothic design and is known to be among the world's most beautiful universities. The campus houses the Faculty of Science, Social Work, Pharmacy, Arts, Economics, Architecture and Veterinary Science which was newly introduced in the university.

• In 2017, World Reputation Rankings ranked the University of Sydney 61st, worldwide
• In 2018, U.S. News & World Reports ranked the university 34th globally
• In 2018, Shanghai Rankings placed the university 68th in the world
• In 2018, the QS Graduate Employability Rankings placed the university 4th in the world and 1st in Australia
• In 2019, the university was ranked 42nd in the world by the QS World University Rankings. In the same year, it was ranked 25th by the Academic Reputation
• In 2019, Times Higher Education ranked the university 59th worldwide and 3rd in Australia
• QS Subject Rankings placed the subjects offered by the university under the top 50 subjects. The subjects and their ranks are Arts and Humanities (position 15th), Engineering and Technology (rank 39th), Life Sciences and Medicine (15th position) and Natural Sciences (43rd rank)