About this campus
Purpose-built and cutting edge, our Surry Hills campus is designed to enhance your education, offering modern facilities and the latest technologies to complement your studies. With a strong focus on Work-Integrated Learning, here you can apply your knowledge in practical settings, such as our student-led wellbeing clinic.
- Work-Integrated Learning facilities, such as our student-led wellbeing clinic
- Multi-purpose learning spaces
- Learning Resource Centre (library)
- Student kitchen and lounge area
- Experienced Student Services support on site
- Dedicated student study spaces
- Free wi-fi
About this campus
Purpose-built and cutting edge, our Surry Hills campus is designed to enhance your education, offering modern facilities and the latest technologies to complement your studies. With a strong focus on Work-Integrated Learning, here you can apply your knowledge in practical settings, such as our student-led wellbeing clinic.
- Work-Integrated Learning facilities, such as our student-led wellbeing clinic
- Multi-purpose learning spaces
- Learning Resource Centre (library)
- Student kitchen and lounge area
- Experienced Student Services support on site
- Dedicated student study spaces
- Free wi-fi
Student life
Steps away from Central Station, our Surry Hills campus is located on the fringe of Sydney’s CBD. A cultural and creative hotspot, the area is known for its thriving social scene. Here, you’ll have cafés, bars, restaurants, boutiques and galleries at your doorstep, striking a healthy balance between study and play.
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Facilities
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Location
- Walking distance to public transport, eateries and supermarkets
- Student Services support on site
- English language centre
- Student kitchen and lounge area
- Dedicated student study spaces
- Free wi-fi
Health, Business and Hospitality
217 Foveaux Street
Surry Hills, NSW 2010
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Success Coaches
Your teachers and academics
You’ll be supported by a passionate network of industry leaders, with a personalised approach to teaching that’s designed to land you the job you love.
Darren Peters
Program Director ¬ Business
Darren is an experienced senior director who worked in the sport industry before moving to education. A former General Manager of Education for Surf Lifesaving Australia, Darren also served as CEO of Rowing Australia and was part of the Australian Paralympic Committee. Skilled in strategic planning, coaching and management, Darren delights in helping students and staff to reach greater heights.
Kirsten Browne
Program Director, Hospitality, Tourism, Events and Culinary Management
Kirsten Browne has more than 20 years of international hospitality experience. After beginning her front-of-house experience in Japan, Kirsten transferred her skills to the hotel industry in a general manager role at Ibis in the UK and Sydney. Highly experienced in workplace training, Kirsten moved into hospitality management education and currently lends her expertise as an Undergraduate Program Director for higher education.
Professor Cath Rogers
Dean of Health and Education
A registered nurse for nearly 40 years, Cath has also worked as a health academic for three decades. Cath firmly believes that access to high-quality education is transformative and key to improving health outcomes for all. Cath’s research has focused on women’s health issues, resilience in the face of illness and the health workforce.
Associate Dean of Health and Education
After completing her PhD in Neuroscience at La Trobe University, Pam conducted post-doctoral research at the Medical College of Wisconsin, USA, studying circadian rhythms. In Australia, she has lectured on human physiology and biochemistry and directed the teaching of physiology and pharmacology across all health-related programs including Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy and Veterinary Science. Pam gained Senior Fellowship of Advance Higher Education.
Associate Dean of Hospitality
Associate Professor Simon Pawson is currently the Associate Dean of Hospitality and the Academic Director of Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School. His expertise encompasses the management of tourism and hospitality higher education, with particular interests in social and environmental justice, destination sustainability, responsible tourism, marketing, politics and tourism leadership across the Asia-Pacific Region. Previously Simon was Head of School of International Tourism, Hospitality Management and Retail Marketing at the International College of Management Sydney. Since becoming an academic, Simon has contributed papers annually at CAUTHE, APAC CHRIE and associated tourism conferences.
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Business and Hospitality (opening from October 2021)
17 Foveaux Street
Surry Hills, 2010
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