The Macquarie University Observatory was originally constructed as a research facility but, since 1997, has also been accessible to the public through its Public Observing Program.

The observatory is open to the public every Friday night of the year, except Good Friday and Boxing Day.

Located in the inner north west of Sydney at North Ryde, the centre is home to restaurants and many shops including Myer, Big W, Target, Woolworths, Franklins and the unique Macquarie Ice Rink.

Macquarie Research Park is an on-campus technology precinct that provides opportunities to participate in research projects with companies located in the Park.

Macquarie University Research Park provides a vibrant and stimulating home to a number of leading Australian and international companies.

Macquarie International is the first sight of information to assist all the international students. We provide advice and information on matters ranging from immigration procedures, administrative and fee advice, to welfare and social activities.

The National Centre for English Language Teaching and Research at Macquarie University – NCELTR – offers a wide range of English language and university preparation programs for undergraduate and postgraduate students.

NCELTR’s library is the largest interactive learning facility in the Southern Hemisphere.

This square is the intersection of our science divisions. Different faculties such as Biology, Computing and Electronics are located in this area.

The Library provides a range of services to students and staff of the University. Members of the general community are also eligible to use many Library resources and services within the building. The Library provides the following services: borrowing material, photocopying, computer systems and IT Support.

SAM is the student-led organization at Macquarie University, which exists to bring together the university community and meet the social and cultural needs of the campus.

Some of the services are:
Food Outlets, Retail Shop, Licensed Bar, Child-care centres, Catering and functions centre

The Lake is one of the most popular places to sit and relax. Please enjoy yourself taking a look of the amazing scenery.

Macquarie Graduate School of Management Building is set in a beautiful parkland. MGSM, is the longest continuously operating business school in New South Wales, Australia.

In 2003, MGSM received #1 ranking for both the quality of its students, personal development and educational experience, and for the diversity of recruiters. Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit

The Sport & Leisure Centre has extensive pin loaded weight training equipment, dedicated free weights for your muscle building and toning needs. The Centre also has tennis, squash, badminton and real tennis courts among others for our students.

More information on: www.musa.mq.edu.au

Located on Culloden Road the Macquarie Driving Range is one of the finest driving ranges in NSW.

A fully stocked pro-shop will fulfill your equipment requirements with the latest gear to improve your game.

Dunmore Lang College is a co-educational college with fully furnished study bedrooms on single sex and mixed corridors.

The 240 residents have the opportunity to mix with both undergraduate and postgraduate students of different nationalities and cultures.

20 meals per week are provided. Fees are payable by the academic term (four payments per year).

Balaclava Apartments are located adjacent to Macquarie University, an easy five minute stroll from campus. The apartments are part of a large residential complex which accommodates members of the local community as well as students.

Macquarie University Village is a housing complex located on campus, just five minutes walk from the centre of the University. All townhouses have five single bedrooms, each bedroom having its own ensuite bathroom and individual telephone line.

Forty minutes away from Macquarie University is Sydney's CBD. Sydney is one of the most multicultural cities in the world.

It is a relaxed and friendly community attracted to the colorful mix of exceptional landscape entertainment and culture that makes this city truly unique.

Located in a quiet bushland setting, the college is only minutes away from lecture rooms, university facilities, and the Macquarie Centre shopping complex.

The Biological Sciences Museum is an important academic teaching and research resource for the School of Biological Sciences. It also serves as a recognised artistic and cultural centre for the University and the local community.

One of the best presented university museums in Australia. Visitors will find a great collection of objects from the ancient Mediterranean world (Egypt, Greece, Rome and many others).

Macquarie Parklands is situated adjacent to the campus, and provides fully furnished apartments, each accommodating up to four students (2 single bedrooms and 1 twin bedroom).

A Residential Director oversees Macquarie Parklands throughout each semester. The Complex is situated within walking distance of the Macquarie Centre Shopping Mall, and has easy access to transport.

Herring Road Apartments are situated on-campus. There are twenty self-catering, fully furnished, single bedroom apartments. All apartments have either three, four or six bedrooms.

The complex is situated within walking distance of the Macquarie Centre Shopping Mall and has easy access to transport into the city and other shops.