The University of Sydney is a large public comprehensive university founded in 1850, located in Sydney, the largest city in New South Wales, Australia. It is a five-star university.
The University of Sydney is one of the eight major universities in Australia and also one of the six sandstone universities in Australia. Throughout history, there have been six Australian Prime Ministers (including current Prime Minister Tony Abbott) and five Nobel laureates - including two in Chemistry, two in Physiology or Medicine, and one in Economics.
The main campus of the University of Sydney is located in the inner city of Sydney, southwest of the city center. Its Gothic style main building and other historical buildings are important cultural heritage sites. 160 years later, the school now has multiple campuses, mainly concentrated in Sydney, with other teaching and research facilities throughout Australia and abroad.
Sydney's summer (December February) is as mild as spring breeze, with an average temperature of 18-26 ° C; autumn (March May) is warm and cool, with an average temperature of 15-22 ° C; winter (June August) is sometimes cold and piercing, sometimes cool like autumn, with an average temperature of 8-17 ° C; spring (September November) is cool and warm, with an average temperature of 13-22 ° C