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Western Sydney University

Western Sydney University functions as a primary research university in Australia while its operations extend throughout the Greater Western Sydney region. The university officially became a recognized educational institution on January 1 1989 when the University of Western Sydney Act 1988 brought together various schools including the 1891-established Hawkesbury Agricultural College and the Nepean College of Advanced Education. The university operates under the powerful and ambitious motto "Unlimited," which reflects its commitment to unlocking the potential of its students and the rapidly growing, multicultural region it serves.

The university system controls various campuses that create an extensive network of educational facilities which span across all parts of Greater Western Sydney. The university operates key campuses at Parramatta South which houses the historic Female Orphan School building, Parramatta City which features a modern vertical campus, and multiple facilities located in Campbelltown, Penrith (Kingswood and Werrington), Bankstown City, and Hawkesbury. WSU established its Surabaya campus in Indonesia as part of its new international expansion efforts. The university uses this distributed model to create technology-equipped educational spaces which students can access through their proximity to both industry partners and local community centers.

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University Name	Western Sydney University
Acronym	WSU
Year Established	1989
Motto	Do things differently
Governing Type	Public
Student Body	Co-education
Highest Degree	Doctorate
Campus Type	Sub-urban

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Address	Milperra, Australia

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