Macquarie University is a globally recognised university located in Sydney, Australia. Established in 1964, Macquarie is known for its innovative approach to education, strong industry connections and interdisciplinary learning. The university is ranked in the top 1% of universities worldwide and #138 in the QS World University Rankings 2026.

Macquarie performs strongly across a wide range of disciplines, with 23 subject areas ranked in the world’s top 200. It is also ranked #1 in Sydney for teaching quality, making it an attractive option for students seeking both academic reputation and a supportive learning experience.

Macquarie’s main Wallumattagal Campus is located in the Macquarie Park Innovation District, one of the largest business and technology precincts in the Southern Hemisphere. The campus is surrounded by global companies, healthcare providers, research organisations and technology firms, giving students strong access to industry networks and career opportunities.

The university offers programs across business, accounting, finance, law, medicine, health, psychology, speech and hearing sciences, linguistics, education, engineering, IT, data science, cybersecurity, media, communications, security studies, science, environment and social sciences. Macquarie is also known for its flexible course structures and one of Australia’s largest ranges of one-year master degrees.

Macquarie has invested more than AUD $1 billion in student experience, with facilities including Macquarie University Hospital, modern learning spaces, a library, sport and aquatic centre, on-campus accommodation and Australia’s only university metro station. Macquarie University College provides foundation, diploma, masters qualifying and English language pathways for students who need additional preparation before entering university study.