The University of Sydney is a member of AACSB and EQUIS certified universities, the European Global Management Education Alliance CEMS (each country only chooses one university), and a core member of the World University Alliance, the Pacific Rim University Alliance, the Eight Australian Universities Alliance, the Global University Artificial Intelligence Academic Alliance, and the Asia-Pacific International Trade Education and Research Alliance. The University of Sydney has trained a series of important figures in history, including seven Nobel Prize winners or Crawford Prize winners, eight Australian prime ministers, 23 Supreme Court judges,1kloc-0/Rhodes Scholarship, President of the United Nations General Assembly, President of the International Court of Justice, President of the World Bank, President of the Reserve Bank of Australia RBA and President of Macquarie Group, Australia's largest investment bank. Therefore, the University of Sydney has always been the university with the largest number of Australian billionaire graduates.

The University of Sydney 18 discipline belongs to three colleges, with a wide range of courses to choose from, many of which are flexible in college structure. The University of Sydney has hundreds of majors, including economics, business, computer, information science, visual arts, humanities, education, psychology, sociology, health science, medicine, nursing, veterinary medicine, law, music, natural science and engineering technology. Bachelor's degree, master's degree and doctor's degree can be awarded.

The invention and design of the University of Sydney are also commendable. Flight recorder, cochlear implant, artificial pacemaker, ultrasonic diagnostic instrument, Wi-Fi wireless network technology and so on are all inventions of the University of Sydney. The Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Canadian National Television Tower (the seven modern wonders of the world) were also designed by the University of Sydney. So the University of Sydney is also a diversified university.

The campus of the University of Sydney was once rated as "the top ten most beautiful campuses in the world", especially the Harry Potter building. Many students who travel to Australia must also take photos downstairs in Harry Potter.

Therefore, the University of Sydney still has a high recognition of returning to China.