Western Sydney University update

Essential information notice for new students enrolling in 2025, please ensureYour students can smoothly and successfully complete the course registration process.

2025 Second Quarter Enrollment: Sydney Graduate School of Management (SGSM), Western Sydney University

Orientation Activities

Western Sydney University Business School (SGSM) will host an offline orientation event for new students enrolling in the second quarter of 2025

By participating in the orientation activities, students will receive important information about their postgraduate degrees and campus, helping them to start their studies smoothly. This is also an excellent opportunity for them to make friends through fun social activities and to consult academic advisors directly with various questions.

This orientation event is a must-attend forUniversity Business School (SGSM) students starting in the second quarter of 2025. Please encourage your students to register and attend this event in advance.

Date:Thursday, March 27, 2025

Time:9:00 AM – 1:30 PM Australian Eastern Time

Location:Level 9, Peter Shergold Building, 169 Macquarie Street, Parramatta City Campus Precinct, Parramatta NSW, 2150 (Parramatta City Campus, Macquarie Street169, Peter Shergold Building, Level 9)

Application Deadline for Enrollment

Let students start their learning journey at Western Sydney University in 2025, it's not too late to apply now!

Visa Information Update: Ministerial Order No. 111

The new Ministerial Order No. 111 for student visas by the Immigration Department is now in effect, replacing the previous Ministerial Order MD107. This new order will prioritize the processing of student visa applications from educational institutions like Western Sydney University that have not yet reached their 2025 enrollment limits.

Please submit the student visa application as soon as possible after receiving the Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE) to ensure that students enrolling in the third quarter (June) and spring (July) can complete the visa processing in time and arrive in Australia smoothly.

To avoid delays or rejections in visa applications, it is crucial that the visa application materials submitted by students are complete and accurate. Please encourage students to carefully check their visa applications, using the 'Check Twice, Submit Once' provided by the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) to ensure the visa application is error-free. In addition, for students from high-risk areas, it is recommended to allow 12 weeks for visa processing to accommodate possible delays.