Locations for next five Suburban University Study Hubs announced

The Federal Government has announced the locations of the next five new Suburban University Study Hubs (SUSHs), bringing universities closer to where people live in the outer suburbs.
The SUSHs aim to help more people from the outer suburbs of major cities to experience going to university.
The five new or expanded SUSHs will be located in:
- Fairfield, NSW
- Mt Druitt and Emerton, NSW
- Liverpool, NSW
- Inala, QLD
- Beenleigh, QLD
This adds to the 10 SUSHs the Government announced in November 2024, and will bring the total number of SUSHs to 15.
The first 10 SUSHs will be located in:
- Broadmeadows and Epping, Victoria
- Melton, Victoria
- Macquarie Fields, NSW
- Kurri Kurri, NSW
- Elizabeth, South Australia
- Strathpine, Queensland
- Sorell, Tasmania
- Armadale, Western Australia
- Ellenbrook, Western Australia
- Mandurah, Western Australia
All 15 SUSHs are expected to be open by late 2025. In addition to the SUSHs, there are now 56 Regional University Study Hubs located across the country.
These Study Hubs provide student support and campus-style facilities for students who are doing a university degree closer to home.
For more details visit the Australian Government Department of Education website.
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