Study Abroad Australia

6 | THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME AUSTRALIA STUDY ABROAD GUIDE 2023 THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME AUSTRALIA STUDY ABROAD GUIDE 2023 | 7 The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Broadway and Darlinghurst Campuses are both centrally located within the naturally beautiful, multicultural city of Sydney on the east coast of Australia. With trendy inner- city suburbs and diverse food and retail options alongside easily accessible beaches and stunning natural scenery, we know you’ll love Sydney as much as we do. Why You’ll Love Sydney *Australia.com australia.com/en/facts-and-planning/weather-in-australia/sydney-weather.html **The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) Safe Cities Index 2021 ***Study NSW information booklet, NSW Government, 2022, p.5 SYDNEY AVERAGE TEMPERATURE (low-high)* Spring September to November 11 - 24°C (51.8 - 75.2 o F) Summer December to February 18 - 29°C (64.4 - 84.2 o F) Autumn March to May 11 - 24°C (51.8 - 75.2 o F) Winter June to August 9 - 17°C (48.2 - 62.6 o F) TOP 5 reasons to love Sydney It’s safe & secure Ranked the fourth safest city in the world ** , you can feel secure about your choice to live in Sydney, enjoying access to the highest standards of healthcare, transport and infrastructure. Endless day trips Home to the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House, Sydney offers a rich and diverse range of activities and places to explore. Take a dip at the famous Bondi Beach, visit the galleries and museums then relax in Hyde Park. Take a day trip by train to the Blue Mountains or the beautiful South Coast. A great lifestyle & climate Sydney’s temperate climate alone makes it an appealing place to live; average temperatures range from about 9ºC (48.2ºF) in winter up to almost 30ºC (86ºF) in summer * . In addition, you can enjoy beautiful beaches, bushland, and other natural scenery only a short distance from the centre of the city. Well-connected Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport has direct flights from across the world, making it an easily accessible city from almost anywhere. Sydney itself is also home to a variety of transport options (bus, light rail, train, ferry) to get you wherever you want to go, whether it’s within the city, across NSW, or interstate. A multicultural, international city With 30% of residents in the state of New South Wales (NSW) born overseas *** , Sydney is home to a huge variety of cultures which means you can enjoy the diverse foods, festivals, and entertainment which come from living in such a multicultural place.