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A quality education has always been a hallmark of Macquarie University. Ensuring our curriculum is modern and agile, research connected and industry informed is a whole-of-University effort that reflects our shared aspirations and our focus on transforming student lives.
It gives me great pleasure to advise that we will be introducing some new courses for 2026 entry which you will hear more about in the coming months. Additionally a number of our engineering and information technology courses have recently been accredited by Engineers Australia (EA) and the Australian Computing Society (ACS) which you can read about in more detail below.
I would also like to invite you to join us at our next Partner Engagement Series where we will share tips to help your students simplify their accommodation search and navigate Sydney's diverse and competitive housing market.
Macquarie University is also strategically co-located at Macquarie Park which is a thriving hub of research, development, innovation and graduate employment. I encourage you all to read the recent City of Ryde Macquarie Park Prospectus which contains impressive facts and stats and is a valuable resource to support your counselling activities.
And if you aren't already, follow us on LinkedIn to stay informed and in-sync with the university’s latest developments and news.
As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to your Country Manager.
As a key partner of Macquarie University, we invite you to join us to learn more about finding accommodation in Sydney, Australia.
During the session, you'll have the opportunity to hear from our colleagues and partners to learn more about our:

Macquarie University has recently had a few of its popular courses accredited by Engineers Australia (EA) and the Australian Computing Society (ASC), both of whom are held in high regard by industry and employers.
Engineers Australia (EA) has awarded Full Accreditation for our entire suite of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and specialisations including
Further to this we have also been awarded Provisional accreditation for all our Master of Engineering (Professional) courses with specialisations in

Australian Computing Society (ACS) has also recently awarded Professional Accreditation for the following courses
Macquarie University is ranked #4 in Australia for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence*, and is only one of two universities in the state of New South Wales to be granted ACS Professional Accreditation for our Master of Data Science.
*QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025

Meet Alkayet Hossain
Senior Country Manager, South Asia & Middle East
Alkayet enjoys attending networking and volunteer events, watching English Premier League football, swimming, and traveling with his family. These activities allow him to stay engaged, active, and connected with people from different backgrounds.
When speaking with prospective students, many ask about campus life at Macquarie University, particularly about the student societies and clubs. They are eager to learn how they can get involved, make friends, and build connections beyond just their studies. The one thing that surprises most people about Macquarie? Many are not aware of the MQ Incubator, which is designed to foster innovation and support students in developing their entrepreneurial ideas, which many do not expect from a university setting.
His other advice to prospective students is to consider South-western suburbs like Bankstown, Lidcombe, and Liverpool for accommodation options. These areas offer great amenities, diverse communities, and are relatively affordable housing options compared to other parts of the city.
Alkayet is currently living in Dhaka and is a proud father of a wonderful daughter and son.
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Learn more about Macquarie Park - home to Macquarie University and the headquarters of many multinational organisations. One of the largest commercial precincts in New South Wales, Macquarie Park is a thriving hub of research, development and innovation - particularly the investment in advanced technologies in fintech, cyber security, quantum computing, artificial intelligence and creative production.

Dr Nasir Wabe from the Australian Institute of Health Innovation has been awarded a Medical Research Future Fund 2024 Early to Mid-Career Researchers Grant Opportunity worth more than $4.4 million.
The five-year project will use artificial intelligence to reduce the unnecessary use of medication in residential care to improve the safety and quality of care for older Australians.

Macquarie University has officially opened a state-of-the-art research centre dedicated to transforming the treatment of cancer, made possible by a $2 million grant from the Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF).
The ACRF Centre for Advanced Cancer Modelling is set to revolutionise the way cancer patients are treated through the development of tailored, real-time treatment approaches. It will develop and apply more specialised and personalised treatment options, using cutting-edge technology and fostering collaboration between clinical, research and bioengineering experts.

Macquarie University will support Australia’s first Care Economy Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) to enhance technology, data solutions and workforce innovation in the care sector.
Professor Sheila Degotardi will play a leadership role in the CRC for the $129 million project which is 10-year partnership with 60 Australian organisations to address challenges across sectors including aged care, family services, early childhood, social housing, mental health and disability support.

Psychology researchers from the Macquarie University Lifespan Health and Wellbeing Research Centre have received a combined $1,933,935 in Australian Government funding for two Macquarie projects to improve treatment for anxiety in children.
Associate Professor Carly Johnco receives $979,838 for her project, ‘Making it stick: Using memory rehearsal to improve exposure therapy outcomes for childhood anxiety disorders’. Dr Ella Oar receives $954,097 for her project, ‘Advancing Childhood Anxiety Treatment with Intensive Exposure Therapy’.
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