Australia institutionData as at 2 March 2026

The University of Sydney

What the CRICOS register records about this provider, what it lists for tuition, and how to prepare your Genuine Student answers.

At a glance

  • CRICOS provider code: 00026A
  • Provider type on the register: Government
  • Registered address: NSW
  • Courses held: 666 (200 Masters Degree (Coursework), 123 Bachelor Degree, 103 Graduate Diploma, 74 Graduate Certificate, 60 Bachelor Honours Degree, 44 Doctoral Degree, 25 Masters Degree (Research), 11 Masters Degree (Extended), 1 Advanced Diploma, 1 Diploma)
  • Official website: http://sydney.edu.au
  • Data as at 2 March 2026, from the CRICOS register

Tuition on the CRICOS register

These are the register's own tuition figures, for the whole course rather than for a year. Dividing one into a yearly amount would be finduni.ai's arithmetic and not the register's, so this page does not do it.

CourseLevelTuition on the register
Advanced Diploma of OperaAdvanced DiplomaAUD 126,000 for the course
Bachelor of Advanced ComputingBachelor DegreeAUD 253,500 for the course
Bachelor of Advanced Computing/Bachelor of CommerceBachelor DegreeAUD 321,700 for the course
Bachelor of Advanced Computing/Bachelor of ScienceBachelor DegreeAUD 321,700 for the course
Bachelor of Advanced StudiesBachelor DegreeAUD 56,300 for the course
Bachelor of Advanced Studies (Media and Communications)Bachelor DegreeAUD 56,300 for the course
Bachelor of Agricultural EconomicsBachelor DegreeAUD 213,360 for the course
Bachelor of Agricultural ScienceBachelor DegreeAUD 187,300 for the course
Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary BioscienceBachelor DegreeAUD 262,730 for the course
Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary BioscienceBachelor DegreeAUD 187,300 for the course
Bachelor of Applied Science (Diagnostic Radiography)Bachelor DegreeAUD 275,700 for the course
Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise and Sport Science)Bachelor DegreeAUD 203,700 for the course

Fees change, and the register is a snapshot. Confirm any figure with the provider before you pay anything.

Courses this page does not give a fee for

The CRICOS register lists no tuition fee for these courses. They are listed anyway, because a course with no published fee is still a course you can apply to.

  • Bachelor of Arts (Informatics) (Bachelor Degree): the register lists no tuition fee for this course.
  • Bachelor of Global Studies (Bachelor Degree): the register lists no tuition fee for this course.
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Agriculture (Cotutelle) (Doctoral Degree): the register lists no tuition fee for this course.
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Architecture (Cotutelle) (Doctoral Degree): the register lists no tuition fee for this course.
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Cotutelle) (Doctoral Degree): the register lists no tuition fee for this course.
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Law (Cotutelle) (Doctoral Degree): the register lists no tuition fee for this course.

Preparing your Genuine Student answers for The University of Sydney

Australia has no pre-CAS interview. What it has instead is the Genuine Student requirement: the Department of Home Affairs asks, in writing, why this course, why this provider and why Australia, and your answers are read against the rest of your application.

Answering well means knowing the course you applied to. 666 courses at The University of Sydney are on the CRICOS register, 200 at Masters Degree (Coursework), 123 at Bachelor Degree, 103 at Graduate Diploma. Be able to say which one, what it costs and how it follows from what you have already studied.

How to answer the Genuine Student questions walks through each one.

Where to go next

How this page is built

Everything above is imported data: what the source said on the day it was read, which is the data as at 2 March 2026 at the top of this page. That is a date about the data, not about anyone checking it, and nobody at finduni.ai has re-read the provider's pages since. Treat the numbers as a starting point and the linked provider website as the answer. The guides are different: a guide states a rule someone checked against its official source, and says when.