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28 Sep

Bruce Pascoe: The European Mind book launch

Bruce Pascoe is an Aboriginal farmer and the author of the groundbreaking, bestselling book, Dark Emu. Join him at Seymour in conversation with Jazz Money, multi-award-winning Wiradjuri poet and artist, to celebrate Bruce's new book, The European Mind – an exploration of Western powers from a First Nations perspective.

30 Sep

Suzie Miller: Inter Alia book launch

Join Suzie Miller, in conversation with Jo Dyer, to celebrate her bold new novel, Inter Alia. A gripping and deeply human story, Inter Alia delivers a searing exploration of modern masculinity, motherhood, and systemic justice.

7 Oct

Self-diagnosis and mental health treatment in the AI age

Social media, online communities and generative AI are changing how people understand and manage their mental health. This panel will explore the opportunities and risks of this rapidly evolving landscape, when social media and AI can be helpful, and when they might cause harm. 

Updates and services

University's coursework and curriculum policy framework review

The Education and Students Portfolio is reviewing the University's coursework and curriculum policy framework as part of our commitment to ensuring our policies are user-centred and clearly understood. We invite staff and students to have their say on the Coursework Students Policy suite by Wednesday 7 October 2026.

Academic Excellence Program drop-in sessions for academics and advisors

The Academic Excellence Program will host drop-in sessions for academic staff undertaking Academic Planning and Development and confirmation annual reviews to find out more and ask questions (Tuesday 22 September and Monday 19 October). A drop-in session for advisors will be held on Tuesday 3 November. Register to attend one of the academic sessions or register to attend the advisor session.

We acknowledge the tradition of custodianship and law of the Country on which the University of Sydney campuses stand. We pay our respects to those who have cared and continue to care for Country.

Read our Guidelines for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communication