Locations and facilities

Our Sydney Precinct incorporates our Camperdown/Darlington campus, Australia’s first university campus (established in 1850), and includes the new Susan Wakil Health Building, a purpose-built facility for medicine and health students, and the majority of the Faculty of Medicine and Health schools.

Many of our courses are taught here including nursing, health sciences, medical sciences, medicine, pharmacy, dentistry and public health.

The precinct also includes two of our clinical schools (Central Clinical School, Concord Clinical School).

The North Precinct stretches across northern Sydney where we work in partnership with numerous health and industry partners to facilitate world class education and learning opportunities.

Teaching and research activity is facilitated broadly across the North Precinct at the Northern Clinical School.

The Kolling Institute for Medical Research, a joint venture between the University and the Northern Sydney Local Health District (NSLHD), is also located in the North Precinct in the grounds of the Royal North Shore Hospital (RNSH) and hosts both educators and researchers.

Our West Precinct encompasses facilities at both Westmead and Nepean and includes three clinical schools:

• Sydney Dental School, Westmead Centre for Oral Health
• Westmead Clinical School
• Nepean Clinical School
• Sydney Children’s Hospital Clinical School

Students and researchers in the West Precinct can undertake study and research in dentistry, medicine, medical sciences, nursing and public health.

To further embed our staff and students across the West Precinct, we have invested around $80 million to date in infrastructure, upgrades to education facilities and academic programs and initiatives.

In 2021, the University partnered with Westmead Hospital and The Children’s Hospital at Westmead to launch the new Westmead Hospital Block K, a key facility for increasing integration with our partners and supporting our work to embed research and teaching across the precinct.

Singapore Institute of Management (SIM)

Offered through SIM in Singapore, Sydney Nursing School teaches a Bachelor of Nursing (Post-registration) designed for registered nurses in Singapore who wish to upgrade their qualification to a bachelor's level. 

Other international locations

Our reach stretches internationally with programs, departments and offices around the globe in:

• Cambodia
• Canada 
• China
• Europe 
• Fiji
• India
• Indonesia
• Japan
• Laos
• Malaysia
• Myanmar
• Pakistan
• Papua New Guinea
• Saudi Arabia
• Singapore
• Sri Lanka
• The Philippines
• Timor Leste
• Tonga
• United States 
• Vietnam

Medical education and research also occur throughout NSW. Our clinical schools located in:

• Broken Hill (1150km ↑)
  
• Central Sydney
  
• Concord (13km ↑)
  
• Dubbo (400km ↑)
  
• Lismore (750km ↑)
  
• Nepean (50km ↑)
  
• North Shore Sydney (10km ↑)
• Orange (250km ↑)
• Westmead - clinical school and children's hospital (15km ↑)

(Indicative distances from Camperdown campus).

Dental simulation clinics in Westmead Hospital and the Sydney Dental Hospital provide students with confidence and skills as they learn to perform new procedures in a safe environment.

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There are a number of specialised learning spaces for health sciences and nursing students in our new Susan Wakil Health Building. 

Learn more about these state-of-the-art spaces in this purpose-built facility for medicine and health students. 

• Advanced Microscopy Facility
• Animal Behavioural Facilities
• Bosch Biostatistics, Bioinformatics and Experimental Design Facility
• Bosch Mass Spectrometry Facility
• Live Cell Analysis Facility
• Molecular Biology Facility
• Ann Macintosh Forensic Osteology Laboratory
• Histopathology Laboratory - now located in the Charles Perkins Centre

Our research programs are supported by a range of cutting edge facilities and technologies, driving investigations into many key areas of pharmaceutical sciences and pharmacy practice.

Facilities at the Sydney Pharmacy School include:

• tissue analysis
• electrophysiology
• flow cytometry
• nucleic acid and protein analysis
• purification and interaction
• centrifuges
• nano-IR
• microscopy
• chromatography
• pharmaceutical formulation
• structure determination facilities.

Please contact Dr Sarah Cui for more information and equipment bookings.

The new Susan Wakil Health Building brings together multiple health disciplines to work out of the same precinct.

Unique inter-professional learning programs and multi-disciplinary research opportunities are made available here.

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