Developments

Find out how our students and staff travelled to campus in the 2019 travel survey.

Take our Autumn tour and see our campus colour up during Autumn/Winter.

During these very challenging times we are all currently facing, and in line with measures the University is taking to address its financial challenges which have been communicated, UNSW has made the difficult decision to postpone the Village Gree

Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the new L3 Kingsford Light Rail line along Anzac Parade opened today. 

UNSW Sydney will add to its credentials as a world-leader on climate science, renewable energy and sustainability by moving away from investment in fossil fuels.

Esme Timbery’s influence on art and culture to be an inspiration for generations to come at UNSW's Esme Timberey Creative Practice Lab.

The Roundhouse public domain project will transform the path between Anzac Parade and Alumni Park into a new fun and creative route. 

The long-awaited light rail service between Circular Quay and Randwick heralds a new travel option for the UNSW Kensington campus. 

The largest open space on campus, the Village Green, is about to be transformed into a world-class environment. 

The Landscape Association of NSW and ACT gave UNSW multiple awards for its outstanding green-keeping and garden maintenance program. 

UNSW launches Australia’s largest Makerspace network with several distinct labs across its campuses, enabling collaborative and open access to powerful machinery. 

Campus transformation projects Science and Engineering Building, Electrical Engineering Building and Biosciences North Building win industry awards for 2019. 

New $8m radiocarbon dating facility to generate urgently-needed data on climate change. 

The Sir John Clancy Auditorium foyer refurbishment works are now complete with gleaming gold shingles making a stunning entrance.  

Esme Timbery - a famous shellworker, Bidigal elder and senior artist from the La Perouse Aboriginal community - is made patron of the Creative Practice Lab. 

UNSW revealed an exciting vision to shape our future campus into a thriving and collaborative university “city,” at the annual Town and Gown event.