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The University of Sydney continues to excel in the latest Times Higher Education subject rankings with six disciplines in the global top 50. Read more.
Latest news from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
2025 FASS Newsletter submission and publishing deadlines
Who to contact for website and intranet sites maintenance requests and AEM access.
This is a list of University site administrators/webmasters and the websites they administer.
The Central External Engagement Portfolio has recently launched a new Partnership Hub to help university staff access support for promoting themselves and the University as a partner of choice.
Explore the What’s on Wellbeing 2025 calendar and discover a wealth of events and learning and development opportunities for you to participate in across the year.
To mark Lesbian Visibility Day, this event explores the rich world of sapphic culture through literature, poetry and beyond. Open to all, queer scholars will share original research, and you will have the chance to read your favourite sapphic poem or original work of wlw yearning.
This panel discussion at the Chau Chak Wing Museum considers how Australian art criticism might continue to generate such diversity, and what is lost if it does not.
The SCM String Orchestra, conducted by Roger Benedict, presents a richly expressive program for strings spanning pastoral lyricism and contemporary Australian voices.
Submit your feedback by Friday 15 May to help strengthen our approach to identifying and addressing modern slavery risks for our community and supply chains.
Submit your feedback by Tuesday 19 May to help ensure our staff leave provisions continue to be applied in a way that supports wellbeing, flexibility and the diverse needs of our workforce.
This is to allow space for the site compound supporting the construction of the A01 Teaching and Learning Hub.
During the session, the University, NTEU, and the CPSU NSW discussed simplifying and improving Schedule 1, and academic job security, and leave provisions.
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