Australia is considered one of the top destinations to live, study and settle abroad. International students choose Australia not only for the world-class education and work opportunities but also for its easy-going lifestyle, rich cultural diversity, welcoming environment and more.

With an abundance of beaches, wildlife, rainforests and the great outback, Australia is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. It’s home to one of the world’s top megacities – Sydney, where the SP Jain campus is located. Studying here offers you a dynamic learning experience, a chance to explore rewarding careers, and easy access to all the incredible things to do in Sydney .

Explore our Sydney Campus

Join a vibrant, global community

In 2012, SP Jain launched its third international campus in Sydney, Australia, offering students the opportunity to learn business in a leading first-world economy.

The SP Jain Sydney campus is located at 15 Carter Street in Lidcombe, where we occupy a brand-new building spanning 6,000 square metres over three floors. We are situated right next to the iconic Sydney Olympic Park, where the 2000 Olympic Games were held.

Our campus has plenty of open spaces and is surrounded by lush greenery and fantastic sports facilities. We are easily accessible by public transport. Our campus is conveniently located near restaurants, convenience shops and malls and offers excellent facilities to study, relax, unwind and catch up with friends.

Note: We moved to our current campus at 15 Carter Street in Lidcombe in March 2022. Our campus was earlier located at 5 Figtree Drive.
Learn more about our Sydney campus relocation.

Explore our Sydney Campus

Join a vibrant, global community

In 2012, SP Jain launched its third international campus in Sydney, Australia, offering students the opportunity to learn business in a leading first-world economy.

The SP Jain Sydney campus is located at 15 Carter Street in Lidcombe, where we occupy a brand-new building spanning 6,000 square metres over three floors. We are situated right next to the iconic Sydney Olympic Park, where the 2000 Olympic Games were held.

Our campus has plenty of open spaces and is surrounded by lush greenery and fantastic sports facilities. We are easily accessible by public transport. Our campus is conveniently located near restaurants, convenience shops and malls and offers excellent facilities to study, relax, unwind and catch up with friends.

Note: We moved to our current campus at 15 Carter Street in Lidcombe in March 2022. Our campus was earlier located at 5 Figtree Drive.
Learn more about our Sydney campus relocation.

One of the advantages of studying at SP Jain’s Sydney campus is its prime location – any essentials you need are easily accessible

Public Transport

Trains and buses are within a 2-5 minute walking distance

Dining

Restaurants and food outlets are within a 5-15-minute walk and offer a variety of food options

Supermarkets

Asian Supermarket and Woolworths Metro are a 5-minute walk from the campus

Shopping malls

DFO Homebush and Lidcombe Shopping Centre are a 5-minute drive from the campus

Medical Clinics and Pharmacies

There are clinics and pharmacies within a 15-minute walk in the Sydney Olympic Park

Leisure Activities

The Sydney Olympic Park is within a 15-minute walk and offers many sporting and recreational facilities, including cycling pathways, basketball and volleyball courts, indoor soccer, swimming and more.

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With SP Jain, you will gain a world-class education and an unparalleled experience

Tap into new and exciting opportunities as you explore the rich culture that underpins life in Sydney – head out to one of Australia’s countless attractions, surf the waves of Bondi beach, tour the Sydney Opera House or hike the Blue Mountains! Here’s a glimpse at life as an SP Jain student:

Luna Park
Photo credit: Utkarsh Kumar (BBA Intake of 2019)

Blue Mountains

Cockatoo Island Camping

Sydney Harbour Bridge
Photo credit: Utkarsh Kumar (BBA Intake of 2019)

Sydney Harbour Cruise

Australian National Maritime Museum

Sydney Opera House Tour

Taronga Zoo

Hunter Valley Wine Tasting

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Photo credit: Eric Andika Lim (BBA Intake of September 2018)

Find out more about the student experience in Sydney and what it’s like to study at SP Jain

Eudimace Esguerra

(Filipino)

"Experiencing the old and the new when I go into the city is magical. The heritage of Sydney is not to be missed. There are people, communities, beliefs and traditions from around the world together here."

Eudimace Esguerra

(Filipino)

Gargi Asthana

(Indian)

“Something I love about SP Jain is that I get the opportunity to interact with different cultures. Studying in SP Jain has given me the appropriate skills to collaborate with a global and diverse workforce.”

Gargi Asthana

(Indian)

Logan Brown

(Canadian | Exchange Student from University of Manitoba)

“SP Jain's classes are much more personalised. The professors are impeccable. They make you feel like you are learning one-on-one. The small class size has allowed me to improve my public speaking and critical thinking skills. Public speaking is extremely important in business and has always been a big challenge for me. SP Jain has allowed me to overcome this.”

Logan Brown

(Canadian | Exchange Student from University of Manitoba)

Vedant Kabra

(Indian)

“SP Jain has always focused on looking at real-world business problems and solving them in class. When I was interning, I found it easy to understand the company’s workflow model because the business problems we were solving in class were on the same lines.”

Vedant Kabra

(Indian)

Nhi Lai

(Vietnamese)

“I appreciate all the effort of the placement team and the professors at SP Jain for always helping students secure a job after graduation. They not only provide tips for the interview process but also help refine your resume and conduct mock interviews.”

Nhi Lai

(Vietnamese)

Alex Caballero

(Spanish | Exchange student from ESADE Business School)

“The exchange experience at SP Jain is enriching. The greatest takeaway is learning the differences between cultures in approaching group projects, problems and classes. Simplistically, better understand how people from different backgrounds live and make decisions.”