How many Indian students are there in UNSW?

Out of 21,000 foreign students 1200 are from India. By 2026, the University hopes to have 4,000 Indian students. USW has launched the ambitious 2025 strategy, which aims to recruit worldwide researchers, students, and academics. focused towards increasing academic excellence.
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The University of New South Wales Master of Finance is accredited by the Chartered Finacial Insititute (CFA), and covers the following:
- Data Literacy for Business
- Quantitative Methods for Business
- Financial Markets and Institutions
- Investments and Portfolio Selection
- Capital Budgeting and Financial Decis
The duration of UNSW MBA course is 1 year. Ranked #1 in Australia by the Financial Times, University of New South Wales MBA is designed for working professionals with atleast 2 years of managerial experience or 6 years of work in the relevant area.
It is offered by the Australian Graduate School
Yes, Indian students can transfer to UNSW by applying for admission as a new student and then requesting a credit transfer. Follow the below steps to complete the credit transfer:
- Submit a new application directly via UNSW Apply Online or via the Universities Admission Centre (UAC)
- Meet entry req
Yes, UNSW Australia does accept Indian students with backlogs (between 0 to 3), provided they are cleared on time and meet the competitive GPA requirements.
Students need to provide the official passing transcripts and a clean backlog summary certificate before the final admission is granted.
It takes at least 2 to 8 weeks to receive an admission decision from the University of New South Wales (UNSW). However, processing times can vary depending on the course and level of studies.
Mentioned below are the average processing times by programme type:
- Domestic Undergraduate - 2 to 6 week
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