New South Wales

In regulated professions, accreditation is the route to registration. The University of Sydney's Bachelor of Nursing (Advanced Studies) is accredited by the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council and the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, and includes at least 800 clinical hours. Sydney's accredited engineering degree is recognised internationally through the Washington Accord.

 Sydney's accredited Engineering Hons. degree offers aeronautical, biomedical, chemical, civil, electrical, environmental, mechanical, mechatronic and software streams. Nationally, engineering graduates reported 85.5% full-time employment and an AUD 80,000 median salary in 2024, so outcomes are strong across the field rather than for one stream.

No single degree guarantees a job, but national data points to vocational fields. In the 2025 Graduate Outcomes Survey, medicine, pharmacy and rehabilitation recorded the highest full-time employment, between 93.2% and 96.4%, against a 75.4% undergraduate average. At the University of Sydney, accredited nursing, engineering and medicine degrees lead into defined professions.

UTS Sydney ranks #7 in Australia and #145 in the world in THE's Global Employability University Rankings. As per the Graduate Outcomes Survey 2025 data on the official UTS Sydney website (uts.edu.au), 86.1% of UTS Sydney PG coursework grads are in full-time employment at an average salary of AUD 104,000 (INR 70.1 Lakhs) per year.

Best time for Indian students to apply for University of Technology Sydney (UTS Sydney) admission is 5 to 6 months before the official application closing dates. Mentioned below are some of the best admission windows for Indian students to consider applying during to study at UTS Sydney:

Best time for Indian students to apply for University of Technology Sydney (UTS Sydney) admission is 5 to 6 months before the official application closing dates. Mentioned below are some of the best admission windows for Indian students to consider applying during to study at UTS Sydney:

Sydney's UNSW is Australia's top-ranked university (QS World Rank 19 in 2027). While Melbourne's University of Melbourne follows closely at 22. Both cities host multiple top-50 institutions.