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	Western Sydney University of - Search Results - MSN Encarta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Western Sydney, University of, institution of higher education in New South Wales, Australia.
		The University of Western Sydney (UWS) was established...
		Sydney, University of, institution of higher education in Sydney, Australia.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Western_Sydney_University_of.html (105 words)

	University of Western Sydney Bill - 19/11/1997 - 2R (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The University of Western Sydney remains one of the proudest achievements of the western Sydney region and I am pleased to say that the New South Wales coalition is proud of its growth since its inception in 1989 following a coalition Government Act passed in 1988.
		According to the survey conducted by National Economics greater western Sydney has nearly 10 per cent of Australia’s population; 26 per cent of that population is under the age of 15; and 31 per cent were born overseas.
		The University of Western Sydney was established expressly to cater for the educational needs of the people of the enormous area of western Sydney.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /Prod/Parlment/HansArt.nsf/0/ca256d11000bd3aa4a25656e000f21b6?OpenDocument (4950 words)

	University of Western Sydney - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The University of Western Sydney is a public, multi-campus, higher educational institute located in the Western Sydney region of New South Wales, Australia.
		The University consists of an amalgamation of campuses, each with their own unique and individual history, however due to the university attempting to unify all campuses under the one logo, clear distinctions between the natures of individual campuses are becomming hard to find.
		The University of Western Sydney is made up of six campuses and two precincts, each campus hosting their own unique array of courses, the unit loading of which may be shared across campuses.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/University_of_Western_Sydney (1252 words)

	NSW Audit Office - Performance Reports - 1999 - University of Western Sydney Administration
		The University of Western Sydney was set up under a 1988 Act, which described the University as a federation, comprising the previous Hawkesbury Agricultural College and the Nepean College of Advanced Education.
		One of the driving forces for the establishment of the University was to contribute to the intellectual life and development of Western and South Western Sydney.
		Like the University of Western Sydney, Charles Sturt University decided that it was an important part of its strategy to deliver courses from a number of campuses – four in all.
	www.audit.nsw.gov.au /publications/reports/performance/1999/uws/theissues.htm (3464 words)

	Students protest lack of funding at University of Western Sydney
		Universities have been forced to make up the gap by introducing fee-paying courses, obtaining research funding from corporate and government sources, and launching other commercial activities, including business consultancies and overseas campuses.
		The more elite universities, which have built up facilities and reputations over decades, are aggressively pursuing potential markets, pushing aside the less endowed universities that are generally attended by a higher proportion of working class students.
		Kemp also argued that universities such as Sydney and the University of NSW had higher proportions of students at post-graduate levels.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2001/mar2001/uws-m27.shtml (999 words)

	STUDY ABROAD - University of Western Sydney- Hawkesbury, Australia
		Richmond is situated 37 miles northwest of Sydney City on the banks of the Hawkesbury River at the foothills of the famous Blue Mountains.
		The campus is ideally located for students to spend their weekends enjoying the excitement of Sydney City, or escaping to the peace of the countryside to bushwalk and explore wildlife.
		Sydney is Australia's largest city with a population of 3.7 million.
	www.montana.edu /international/westsyd.htm (730 words)

	University Of Western Sydney Macarthur Bankstown Campus Student Association - 10/11/1999 - PRIV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Providing quality university education in western Sydney is, of course, close to the agenda of many western Sydney members of Parliament, not just those of us who graduated from universities and/or were involved in student politics 20 years ago.
		The provision of adequate facilities and standards in the University of Western Sydney is a fundamentally democratic issue; it is about the provision of university facilities for those of us who are not rich, for those of us who do not live on the North Shore and in the Eastern Suburbs.
		It is refreshing that students in western Sydney are not prepared to accept that sort of approach from the Federal Government or its administrators.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /prod/PARLMENT/hansArt.nsf/V3Key/LA19991110044 (830 words)

	Tertiary:University of Western Sydney - Biki
		The University of Western Sydney is one of the largest tertiary institutions in Australia, located across six campuses over the Greater Western Sydney region.
		In 2000, after internal restructuring, the University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury, the University of Western Sydney, Macarthur and the University of Western Sydney, Nepean ceased to exist as an autonomous components of the now defunct University of Western Sydney Federation and became a part of the new multi-campus University of Western Sydney.
		The University of Western Sydney's $42-million Parramatta campus on the corner of James Ruse Drive and Victoria Road was officially opened in August 1998.
	www.boredofstudies.org /wiki/index.php?title=Tertiary:University_of_Western_Sydney (1937 words)

	Which Course? Which University? - business administration and economics - The University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury
		The University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury places emphasis on a philosophy of offering diverse educational opportunities in a challenging learning environment and believes that it provides a highly accessible and friendly university.
		Located in greater western Sydney, Blacktown campus is part of the Nirimba Education Precinct, a cooperative partnership between the University, TAFE, and Catholic and State senior high schools.
		University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury, is convinced that this offers a unique and innovative educational environment.
	www.dest.gov.au /tenfields/business/7uwsh.html (1573 words)

	IDP Education Pty Ltd - Netherlands \| University of Western Sydney
		The University of Western Sydney (UWS) is a young, energetic and rapidly growing university with six campuses located in Sydney’s Greater West region.
		The university was founded in 1989 with the clear and fundamental purpose of providing high quality and accessible higher education and research to the people of Greater Western Sydney.
		Western Sydney is a region with a young, ethnically diverse population, making it an ideal choice for international students.
	www.idp.com /nl/article52.asp (1106 words)

	Brockport Australia Programs with the University of Western Sydney
		The University of Western Sydney (UWS) is a young, energetic and rapidly growing urban university spread over six campuses in Greater Western Sydney, a region of great opportunity, diversity, challenge and growth with each campus located within 30 to 90 minutes travelling time to Sydney's Central Business District (CBD).
		As one of the largest universities in Australia, UWS has a community rich in cultural diversity, with each of its six campuses offering a distinctive character, small class sizes and excellent access to academic staff.
		Penrith is a city on the western fringe of the Sydney metropolitan area.
	www.brockportabroad.com /australia/universities/w_sydney.html (940 words)

	Australian Education Consultants - Universities - University of Western Sydney
		The University of Western Sydney (UWS) is a major urban university spread over six campuses in Greater Western Sydney, a region of great opportunity, diversity, challenge and growth.
		UWS is one of the largest universities in Australia, with over 37,000 students drawn from Australia and round the world.
		Founded in 1989 the University of Western Sydney is a smart modern institution committed to providing courses for today's rapidly changing world.
	www.aec-australia.com /university_of_western_sydney.htm (441 words)

	AEN - University of Western Sydney (UWS)
		The University of Western Sydney (UWS) is a dynamic and internationally oriented university located in Sydney, New South Wales.
		UWS was established in 1989 through the amalgamation of three College of Advanced Education, the oldest of which has a history dating back to 1891.
		The six campuses of the University are all conveniently located between 30 to 60 minutes from Sydney central business district.
	www.uow.edu.au /aen/uws.html (179 words)

	Student Portal Universities
		The University of Western Sydney (UWS) is diverse, young, energetic and democratic, with six campuses located in Sydney's Greater West region.
		The mission of UWS is to be a university of international standing and outlook, achieving excellence through teaching, learning, research and services to its regional and international communities.
		A Universities Information and Reception Desk is located in the foyer of the Arrivals hall at the airport during peak periods (January/February and July).
	students.idp.com /english/university/westernsydney (365 words)

	Universities Admissions Centre (NSW & ACT) University of Western Sydney
		The University of Western Sydney (UWS) is one of Australia's largest universities, with a student population well in excess of 35 000.
		Recognising the need for more medical practitioners, particularly in western Sydney, UWS is planning to accept its first 88 students into the Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery in 2007 (subject to accreditation by the Australian Medical Council).
		Sydney's Greater West and South West, determined by postcode, is considered to be the natural drawing area of UWS.
	www.uac.edu.au /uni/general/uwsGeneral_Info.html (4017 words)

	UECA University of Western Sydney
		UWSELC is set in rolling hills with beautiful native gardens and lakes, less than an hour from Sydney.
		Whilst we operate three language centres, the ELICOS centre is small, enabling teachers to respond to each student's need in a more personalised manner.
		Our students enjoy full privileges extended to other university students including all campus services, use of gym, Library borrowing rights, email and internet access, 24 hour access to the computer centre, counselling services, accommodation placement and airport pick-up.
	www.ueca.com.au /centres/act_nsw/UWS.htm (111 words)

	University of Western Sydney (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Penrith Campus: Is a city on the western fringe of the Sydney metropolitan area.
		It is aimed at all of the study abroad students, the exchange students and the matriculated international students who are beginning study at that university during that semester.
		At its conclusion, participants in the Brockport University of Western Sydney Program will move into their accommodations that will be their permanent housing during the semester.
	www.studyabroad.com /suny/brockport/fourthlvl/aus_uows_house.html (796 words)

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		From 1997 onwards the University moved in a progressive but deliberate direction towards a unitary model of governance for what has become a single multi-campus university with some 37,000 students, 20% of whom are postgraduate, 10% international, with a comprehensive discipline profile.
		In 2000 the University’s Act of incorporation was changed and an extensive change management process undertaken to integrate effectively the systems, policies, academic programs and administrative and management structures inherited from the ‘federation’.
		The initial challenge was to develop a suite of policies that were new in the sense of application across the University, but at the same time maintained some consistency and continuity with the previous policy corpus and the legal framework under which the University is regulated.
	process.umn.edu /acupa/projects/uofwesternsydney_policymakingprocess.doc (1129 words)

	University English Centres Australia - SWIC, University of Western Sydney
		Sydney West International College is a dynamic educational institution located at the University of Western Sydney, just 30 minutes from Central Station in an education and training precinct.
		Sydney West campus is in a quiet and safe area of Sydney just two minutes from the train station.
		Sydney West students receive accredited Certificates and Diplomas from all our programs allowing them access to a wide variety of courses at our partner institutions.
	www.ueca.edu.au /3centres/act_nsw/UWS_SWIC.htm (82 words)

	University English Centres Australia - SWIC, University of Western Sydney
		Sydney West International College is a dynamic educational institution located at the University of Western Sydney, just 30 minutes from Central Station in an education and training precinct.
		Sydney West campus is in a quiet and safe area of Sydney just two minutes from the train station.
		Sydney West students receive accredited Certificates and Diplomas from all our programs allowing them access to a wide variety of courses at our partner institutions.
	www.ueca.com.au /3centres/act_nsw/UWS_SWIC.htm (82 words)

	Greater Western Sydney - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Greater Western Sydney, Western Sydney and the Western Suburbs are general terms which are used to describe the western region of the metropolitan area of Sydney, Australia.
		By some of its larger definitions, Western Sydney includes the 14 local government areas covered by the New South Wales government's Office of the Minister for Western Sydney and the Greater Western Sydney Economic Development Board.
		The annual temperatures in Greater Western Sydney average a maximum of 23 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 12 degrees.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Western_Sydney (340 words)

	New medical school in western Sydney - National - smh.com.au
		A new university medical training program in Sydney's west will produce a generation of doctors ready to serve in the local area, NSW Premier Morris Iemma says.
		Of the 2300 applicants for the course's 100 positions in 2007, 1500 are from NSW and more than 500 of those from the western Sydney region.
		Mr Iemma said while the university would not discriminate in favour of local applicants, he was pleased with the level of interest from the western Sydney community.
	www.smh.com.au /news/national/new-medical-school-in-western-sydney/2006/11/26/1164476060289.html (412 words)

	in-cites - University of Western Sydney
		, the University of Western Sydney (UWS) had the highest percent increase in total citations in the field of Social Sciences, with 842 citations during the April 2004-June 2004 bimonthly update period, based on 216 research papers authored by UWS academics.
		University of Western Sydney’s academics are enjoying a growing international research reputation, with an increasing number of the world’s researchers acknowledging their expertise.
		University of Western Sydney's most-cited paper with 34 cites to date:
	in-cites.com /institutions/UnivoWesternSydney.html (478 words)

	WSAAG Homepage
		The Western Sydney Amateur Astronomy Group, Inc. (WSAAG) is a group of fun loving amateur astronomers in the western suburbs of Sydney, Australia.
		The club was founded as the Western Sydney Amateur Astronomical Group at a public meeting on the 22nd November, 1991.
		The club meets at the University of Western Sydney, Nepean Centre on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm.
	www.wsaag.org (146 words)

	Western Sydney Institute
		Three of the colleges in Western Sydney Institute share campuses with the University of Western Sydney (UWS) and, under a credit transfer agreement with Australian universities, students who successfully complete a TAFE Diploma in certain courses qualify for credit transfer in some undergraduate degrees.
		The western Sydney region spreads from the north-western hills district of Sydney to the beautiful Blue Mountains.
		Western Sydney offers the right balance between study and an attractive lifestyle, with lower living costs than other areas.
	www.studyintafe.edu.au /tafeinst/chooseinst/westernsydney.htm (282 words)

	SWIC: Welcome to Sydney West International College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		SWIC Sydney is a dynamic educational institution offering pathways designed to assist Australian and international students progress to university.
		Sydney offers the most beautiful surfing beaches in the world.
		It will remain a fully owned entity of the University of Western Sydney.
	www.swic.edu.au (229 words)

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