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Meet Macquarie University in Tashkent
Speak directly with three senior representatives of Macquarie University, Sydney — including two Executive Deans — about courses, entry requirements, scholarships and how to apply, in one evening, without leaving Tashkent.
Organised by MultiPath Expert — official Macquarie University representative in Uzbekistan and recognised by Macquarie University as a Top Performer for 2024. Our Tashkent team will be at the event.
Reserve your free place
Free·Limited places·Takes less than a minute
Your ticket with a QR code will arrive by email. Show it at the entrance on 20 October.
Macquarie University is coming to Tashkent. Bring your questions.
Choosing a university abroad usually means relying on websites, rankings and second-hand advice. On 20 October you can do it differently: three senior representatives from Macquarie University — including the Executive Deans of the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Science and Engineering — will be in Tashkent to present the university and answer your questions in person.
Macquarie is a public university in Sydney, ranked 126th in the world in the QS World University Rankings 2027 and placed in the top 1.5 per cent of universities globally. Its campus in Macquarie Park is the only university campus in Australia with its own metro station, and more than 300 companies are based on or around it.
The evening is designed for students finishing school or a bachelor’s degree, and for parents who want to understand how studying in Australia actually works — entry requirements, costs, scholarships, timelines and what life on campus looks like.
Two hours that can settle your study plans
A presentation by Macquarie University, followed by open questions and individual conversations with the representatives and the MultiPath team.
Meet Macquarie leadership face to face
Hear about the university from two Executive Deans and the Director for Southeast Asia and Eurasia, not from a brochure.
Undergraduate and postgraduate options
Bachelor’s, master’s, foundation and diploma pathways explained for your situation.
Entry requirements for Uzbek qualifications
Find out how your school or university results are assessed and which pathway fits you.
Scholarships, explained by the university
Learn which scholarships you may qualify for and how to apply.
Application process and timelines
Understand the steps and dates for the 2027 intakes.
Free personal guidance from MultiPath Expert
Our Tashkent team helps you with your next step, before and after the event, at no cost.
Three senior Macquarie University representatives are coming to Tashkent
Meet university leadership in person: the Executive Deans of two of Macquarie’s four faculties and the Director responsible for Southeast Asia and Eurasia will present the university and take your questions at the event.
Prof. Chris Dixon
Executive Dean, Faculty of Arts
Macquarie University
Prof. Sam Muller
Executive Dean, Faculty of Science and Engineering
Macquarie University
Mr. Matt Monkhouse
Director, Southeast Asia & Eurasia
Macquarie University
Local support — MultiPath Expert Tashkent team
What makes Macquarie University stand out
A few things about Macquarie that most people outside Sydney do not know.
Ranked among the world’s best
Macquarie is ranked 126th in the world in the QS World University Rankings 2027 — the top 1.5 per cent of universities globally.
The Wi-Fi in your pocket has a Macquarie story
Macquarie engineers, working with Australia’s CSIRO, helped turn wireless-LAN research into the world’s first Wi-Fi chipset — commercialised through a Macquarie spin-off later bought by Cisco.
The only Australian university with its own metro station
Step off the Sydney Metro straight onto a 126-hectare parkland campus, 15 km from the city centre.
300+ companies on your doorstep
The campus sits inside the Macquarie Park innovation precinct, where more than 300 leading companies are based on or around the university.
Real-world experience in every bachelor degree
Every Macquarie bachelor degree includes a PACE unit — a real project or placement with one of 3,000+ host organisations in Australia and more than 25 countries.
A campus with its own hospital
Macquarie University Hospital is Australia’s first not-for-profit teaching hospital on a university campus, and the university is a global hub for hearing research through the Australian Hearing Hub.
Rankings: QS World University Rankings 2027. Facts as published by Macquarie University.
Study in Sydney, on a campus built around industry
Macquarie University sits in Macquarie Park, Sydney’s largest business district outside the CBD, 15 km from the city centre. The campus has its own metro station, a teaching hospital, on-campus student accommodation and more than 300 companies within walking distance — a setting where internships and graduate roles are part of daily life rather than a distant goal.
Degrees across four faculties
Not sure which course suits you? Bring your questions — the representatives will help you compare options.
Macquarie’s faculties: Arts · Business School · Medicine, Health and Human Sciences · Science and Engineering
There is more than one way into Macquarie
Direct entry
Students with strong results may apply directly to a bachelor’s or master’s degree. The representatives will assess your documents at the event.
Foundation and diploma pathways
Macquarie University College, on the same campus, offers foundation and diploma programs that lead into the first or second year of a bachelor’s degree.
English requirements
Most degrees require IELTS 6.5 overall with no band below 6.0, or an equivalent TOEFL, PTE or Cambridge result. Some courses require more; pathway programs accept lower scores.
Tip: bring copies of your transcripts and any English test results for a more precise assessment. Source: Macquarie University Admission Policy, Schedule 1; UAC.
Scholarships for international students
Macquarie University’s Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship offers up to AUD 10,000 towards tuition for eligible high-achieving international students. Eligibility is assessed after a full offer; the representatives can explain the criteria and how to apply.
Scholarship values and eligibility are set by Macquarie University and may change. Eligibility criteria and conditions apply. Confirm the details with the university representatives at the event.
Free guidance from an official Macquarie University representative
MultiPath Expert is an education consultancy with offices in Tashkent, Astana and Bucharest. We are listed by Macquarie University as its official representative in Uzbekistan, and the university recognised our Tashkent office as a Top Performer for 2024. Our advice is free: we help you choose a course, prepare your application and plan every step to Sydney.
Reserve your free place for 20 October
Places in the conference hall are limited. Registration is free and takes less than a minute; your ticket arrives by email.
U-ENTER Innovation Center, Conference Hall
Shakhrisabz Street 25, Mirabad district, Tashkent 100000Shahrisabz ko‘chasi 25, Mirobod tumani, Toshkent 100000
Landmark: next to Westminster International University in Tashkent
Doors open at 17:30. Please arrive by 17:50 so the presentation can start at 18:00.
Show the QR code from your ticket email at the entrance.
Frequently asked questions
Is the event free?
Yes. Entry is free, but you must register because places in the hall are limited.
What happens after I register?
You receive a confirmation email with your ticket and a QR code. Show it at the entrance on 20 October.
Can parents attend?
Yes. Parents are welcome and encouraged to come; the representatives will answer their questions too.
Will I be able to speak directly with Macquarie University?
Yes. After the presentation there is time for questions and individual conversations with the representatives.
I have not chosen a course yet. Should I still come?
Yes. The event is a good place to compare options and understand which degrees match your interests and results.
In which language is the event held?
The presentation is in English. MultiPath’s Tashkent team will be there to help in Uzbek.
Can I ask about scholarships?
Yes. Scholarships and eligibility are part of the presentation, and you can ask about your own case.
What should I bring?
Your ticket (on your phone is fine) and, if you want a personalised assessment, copies or photos of your transcripts and any English test results.
Where is the event and how do I get there?
U-ENTER Innovation Center, Shakhrisabz Street 25, Mirabad district, Tashkent, next to Westminster International University.
Can MultiPath help me after the event?
Yes. Our Tashkent office offers free consultations any day; you can book one at the event or through Telegram.
Your questions about Macquarie University, answered by its leadership in person
Tuesday 20 October 2026 · 18:00 · U-ENTER Innovation Center, Tashkent · Free entry
Reserve your free placeRegistration takes less than a minute. Limited places.