Campus - Maps and Layout
Lismore Campus
Lismore is located in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales and was aptly named by early European settlers after the Scottish Island of Lismore, which means "great garden" in Gaelic. The campus occupies 75 hectares of grounds including rainforest walkways and is home to many varieties of Australian flora and fauna. Lismore, and its surrounding villages, has a population of around 46,000 people. It has a vibrant arts and music scene, and is close to stunning coastal destinations. The city has a domestic airport, is less than an hour's drive to Byron Bay and under three hours drive to Brisbane. Facilities on campus include a student centre, leisure centre including gym and pool, and a range of specialist teaching facilities, including laboratories, visual arts studios and contemporary music performance space, and law moot court.
Tweed Heads and Gold Coast
Queensland's Gold Coast City is Australia's sixth largest city and a major international tourist destination, with long white beaches and heritage-listed rainforests forming part of its many attractions. The university's newest campus is located at the southern end of the Gold Coast, adjacent to the Gold Coast Airport and close to North Kirra Beach. Currently, the Faculty of Business and Law delivers undergraduate business, law and tourism management degrees at this campus. The foundation building features the Student Hub - a one-stop-shop for student needs, and facilities include a library overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
The university operates a smaller teaching facility at Tweed Heads, a short drive from the Gold Coast campus. The main focus of the Riverside campus at Brett St, Tweed Heads is postgraduate tourism and hospitality management, and business management degrees, including the Master of Business Administration and Doctorate of Business Administration. Facilities at this location include six computer laboratories, common room, lecture theatre and seminar rooms. A shuttle bus service connects this campus to the Gold coast campus.
Coffs Harbour
Coffs Harbour is a popular tourist destination on the Mid North coast of New South Wales, and features beautiful beaches and a lush, coastal hinterland. The contemporary campus is part of an education precinct, with the university co-located with a Technical and Further Education (TAFE) facility and a secondary school. Facilities include nursing laboratories and a new recreational centre. The city has several spectacular surfing beaches and is gateway to the remarkable Solitary Islands Marine Park. The university also operates the National Marine Science Centre in Coffs Harbour. The city has a population of more than 65,000 people.
Coffs Harbour Campus Google Map
The Hotel School Sydney
Southern Cross University offers the Bachelor of Business in Hotel Management through the Hotel School Sydney. The School is a unique partnership between Southern Cross University and Mulpha Australia. The Hotel School Sydney is renowned for its graduates' success. Paid work opportunities are an attractive feature of the course, as is the Hotel School's proximity to the five-star InterContinental Sydney (adjacent). The School is positioned in the heart of the CBD, with the Harbour, Sydney Opera House and Botanical Gardens on its doorstep.
The Hotel School Sydney location map
Updated: 09 November 2011