UNSW Health Translation Hub
The UNSW Health Translation Hub (UNSW HTH) will bring together educational and medical researchers, clinicians, educators, industry partners and public health officials to drive excellence, and support the rapid translation of research, innovation and education into improved patient care, delivering better health outcomes to the community.
About the UNSW Health Translation Hub
Construction is underway for the UNSW Health Translation Hub and UNSW’s expansion into the Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct is on track to be completed in late 2025.
A significant project for UNSW, the UNSW HTH will integrate health education, training and research with acute healthcare services, directly benefiting patients, carers and the NSW community.
Located on the corner of High Street and Botany StreetÌýRandwick,Ìýthe UNSW HTH includes:ÌýÌý
- Purpose-built spaces for researchers, educators and industry partners to work alongside clinicians
- Education, training and research rooms
- Clinical schools and ambulatory care clinics
- Food and beverage retail and supporting amenities including allied health services
- Space for community and cultural events
- Publicly accessible open space for the community
- Pedestrian prioritised links, including bridges, to easily connect to UNSW’s Kensington Campus and the broader Randwick Hospitals Campus.
ÌýThe UNSW HTH has been developed to support the acceleration of improved health services for communities locally and globally. The UNSW HTH is not just a building but instead a place which will drive UNSW’s vision to be the future of health.
The new UNSW Plaza, with 2,500 square metres of publicly accessible open space, will help to create an engaging and welcomingÌýplace for staff, students, patients,Ìýcommunity, industry partners who are attracted to learn, research, work and socialise.
UNSW Sydney has partnered with the PlenaryÌýGroup-led PlenaryÌýHealth consortium to deliver the $600 million facility
The long-term partnership involves Plenary Health funding, developing and operating the 35,600-square-metre facility, supported by an initial 20-year commitment from UNSW to occupy 65% of the available space. The remaining space will be open to industry, providing a golden opportunity for like-minded partners to co-locate with the University and within the hospital precinct.
UNSW has worked with some of Australia’s leading consultants including Architectus, Aspect Studios, Yerrabingin and Arup to develop the Health Translation Hub.
The UNSW HTH will sit adjacent to the Sydney Children’s Stage 1 and Minderoo Children’s Comprehensive Cancer Centre building. These two buildings will accompany the new Prince of Wales Acute Services Building (ASB) to expand the Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct. UNSW has approximately 5000 square metres of space co-located with ASB which promotes physical and working integration between UNSW and the Hospital.
The HTH is expected to open in late 2025.ÌýÌýabout the UNSW HTH and wider Randwick Campus Redevelopment. ÌýIf you would like more information about the Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct and how you can contribute, please contactÌýprecincts@unsw.edu.auÌýor Estate Management atÌýestate@unsw.edu.au.
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The charging stations are located on the rooftop level of the Botany Street car park. Entry is via Gate 11 Botany Street. View theÌýÌýfor details.
Currently we have six dedicated parking spaces reserved for charging electric vehicles only.
Signage is located in the car park to direct users to the rooftop.
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The NSW Government hasÌýpartneredÌýwith the University of New South Wales (UNSW) to strengthen the Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct through the integration of additional health education, training, and research with acute healthcare services - directly benefiting patients, carers, and the wider NSW community.
Building on over 60 years of teaching hospital affiliations, this partnership will help grow the relationship between UNSW and the Randwick Hospitals Campus, its research institutes and broader health partners.
The UNSW HTH will enable a seamless physical and working integration between the hospitals and UNSW, positioning the wider precinct at the forefront of international health research and education.
The Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct is an initiative where UNSW’s teachers, researchers and students can thrive. Students will work side-by-side with researchers on real-life cases and practitioners will be better positioned to answer big research questions and solve significant health problems.
The inspiration is that this shared interaction will allow researchers to undertake studies that are immediately relevant in the real world, with the results of these studies benefitting patients available to the treating clinicians without delay.
The precinct will move toward a more personalised, holistic approach to healthcare supported by community-based services that promote patient participation, early detection of illness and maintenance of good health to prevent illness.
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Level 3, Mathews Building F23
Gate 11, Botany Street, Kensington 2033
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8am - 5pm, Monday to FridayÌý(excluding public holidays)
Phone:Ìý02 9385 5111
Email:Ìýestate@unsw.edu.au
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