Students
The range of students at Warrane is diverse in terms of place of origin, university studies, belief background and extra-curricula interests, something that helps to promote an enriching learning experience. The majority of students are undergraduate, with about a third in first year. While residents are from all university faculties, a large proportion belong to the faculties of Engineering, Medicine and to the Australian School of Business. There are normally several residents undertaking higher degree programs at UNSW such as Masters and Doctoral programs and younger students benefit from their experience.
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