Endeavour College of Natural Health's Sydney campus is located at 815 George Street, Haymarket in the CBD. Central Station is within a short walk, along with multiple bus stops, and a huge range of restaurants and cafes.
We have just completed a major renovation and are excited to share the new space with our students, clients and visitors! The new campus offers re-designed student teaching, breakout and group learning spaces, digital learning hubs, and a full floor dedicated specifically to our Wellness Clinic. Additional campus facilities include an extensive library of physical collections and online resources, student common areas and kitchen facilities and access to local Student Advisers during College operating hours.
Located right across the road from Central Train Station (opposite Railway Square) on George Street, Endeavour's Sydney campus is centrally located for the Sydney Trains, Metrolink and many bus links.
Some on-street parking is available in Quay Street and further parking available at Broadway Shopping Centre, a 10 minute walk from the Sydney campus.
Phone
(02) 8204 7700
Address
Level 5, 815/825 George St
Haymarket (Gadigal) NSW 2000
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