

Macquarie University
Tuition/Year
AUD 30,000 - 42,000
Acceptance
65%
QS Ranking
#162
Students
N/A
About Macquarie University
Macquarie University in Sydney (QS World University Ranking: 162) is known for industry-connected learning, modern facilities, and strong links to global employers in Australia’s largest business hub. Indian students can explore high-demand programs in Business/MBA, Engineering, Sciences, and Medicine, with opportunities for internships, research, and practical training that support career outcomes in Australia and beyond. Its diverse campus community and focus on employability make it a compelling choice for students planning an international career path.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
AUD 30,000 - 42,000
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.5+
TOEFL
83+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about Macquarie University
10 Reviews
Sayantika
Studying Medicine at Macquarie has been a life-changing experience with excellent clinical teaching and mentoring. The connection with local hospitals has greatly facilitated our placements.
Pros
Excellent clinical connection, strong mentoring.
Cons
High stress due to the rigorous curriculum.
Tanushree
The Engineering faculty at Macquarie is approachable and very supportive, which makes learning enjoyable. Placement prospects are good, but more industry exposure could help.
Pros
Supportive faculty, good placements.
Cons
Need more industry exposure.
Moumita
I have enjoyed the Engineering course here due to the cutting-edge resources and hands-on learning approach. The faculty is professional, and the placement opportunities are good, with many industry connections.
Pros
Hands-on experience, good industry ties.
Cons
The workload can be overwhelming at times.
Arnab
Macquarie's campus is vibrant, and the MBA course offers excellent networking opportunities. Faculty engagement is high, but the course load can be quite intense.
Pros
Vibrant campus, excellent networking.
Cons
Intense coursework.
Rituparna
Studying Sciences has given me great insight with hands-on experiments and engaging lectures. The placement process is well-structured, but some labs can feel crowded.
Pros
Hands-on experience, organized placements.
Cons
Crowded labs at times.

