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The University of South Wales officially opened its doors in 2013, The University of South Wales is a merger of the University of Wales, Newport and the University of Glamorgan. The combined university has about 33,500 students, making it Britain’s sixth-largest, with campuses in places like Cardiff and Newport. Living expenses are about under £6,000 a year. Wales is near England to the east, Bristol Channel to the south, and the Irish Sea to the north and west. It covers an area of 20720 square kilometers, with Cardiff as its capital. Wales has easy access to European markets. There are also rail and road links to the Tunnel, and the new European Rail freight terminal is located in Cardiff Compared with the prosperity and urbanization of England, Wales is simple and rural in its natural scenery, local conditions and language and culture. In March 1994, the University began to enroll its first class of 46 students, mainly including civil engineering, mechanical engineering, mining engineering and electrical engineering. At that time, graduation thesis plans had to be innovative. Each course involves specific and substantive practical training in the relevant industry. At that time, colleges and universities also had unprecedented compulsory courses, including the humanities. In the early stage, the university focused on science and technology education and research, but its curriculum was not biased. It offered humanities and business education, aiming at cultivating talents with all-round qualities for Australia.

In 1949, the New South Wales government began the construction of the university in the inner city campus of the Sydney Institute of Technology and named it the New South Wales University of Technology, intended to emulate the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States and the Berlin Institute of Technology in Germany. Initially, the university was run by the inner Sydney Technical University City campus last month. However, in 1951, the New South Wales Parliament passed the University of Technology of New South Wales (Building) Act 1951 (NSW) to provide funding and to allow the erection of buildings on the site of Kensington University.

Since its establishment, the University of New South Wales has undergone several changes. With the development of society and the needs of The Times, the university has continuously reformed and improved its self-construction and expanded its scale.

The University was renamed the University of New South Wales in 1958 to reflect its transition from a technical to a generalist university. This was followed by a school of liberal arts, a school of medicine in 1961, and a school of law in 1971. By 1968, the school had 15,000 students and an international presence.

By the 1980s, UNSW had become a leading university in Australia. As Vice-Chancellor from 1981 to 1992, Professor Michael Burt led the development of UNSW into one of the country’s largest, most innovative and diverse universities in many areas.

The University of New South Wales (UNSW) is famous for its rigorous learning style, flexible teaching methods, creativity, and curriculum closely related to the needs of the society. With its first-class teaching and research level, UNSW has been rated as one of the top ten universities in the Asia-Pacific region by “Asia Week” for many years.

Unsw has more than 5,000 staff and 40,000 students, including more than 8,800 international students from 120 countries and territories, plus 1,800 international students enrolled in preparatory courses, These international students come from China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, Fiji, Sri Lanka, India and the Middle East, making UNSW a vibrant and diverse comprehensive institution.

Over the past 50 years the University of New South Wales has trained thousands of students around the world, who have dominated government, business and industry in Asia and Australia. The School of Engineering, Business School and Law of the University of New South Wales enjoys a high reputation in the world, especially the School of Engineering, which can be called the international level.