Macquarie University Transport

By Shahzeb Rana

Wherever you live, there are many different ways to get to Macquarie University. The most common methods of transport are train and bus services, however students may drive too! Macquarie University has its own train station too, commonly known as ‘Macquarie University train station’, so it gives the flexibility for students to travel by train services with ease. Furthermore, bus services are also available, as it travels through the university on Balaclava Road, and some buses stop directly in front of the Macquarie University. Suppose if you travel by bus from the West, the easiest way to get to University is by catching the ‘611’ bus, which stops at Waterloo road, and runs through the Blacktown networks.

You may be thinking about all these travel methods, but what about the costs? Don’t worry, students studying at Macquarie University are eligible to get an opal concession card, made to make your trip cheaper. Every year, students may need to fill in a declaration form, in order to keep their concession card active. This keeps students travel for almost half of the normal fare, and allows students to remain active in their traveling options to Macquarie University.