News and notices
Faculty of Engineering SharePoint
Collaborative information sharing available on the Faculty of Engineering's SharePoint site.
Software Directory
See a list of Cloud Computing Resources that may be useful to students and educators at the Unviersity. Many of these resources are provided free of charges to students and staff.
Please contact Allen Janssens, Technology Partner – Science, Engineering & Architecture (ICT) ([email protected]), with additional information or if you have any questions.
Teaching Support
The Educational Innovation team is working with teaching staff to support teaching and students. Click here for information and resources.
Events
Faculty of Engineering Calendar
See upcoming events and key dates across the Faculty of Engineering.
Events
University of Sydney Community Festival
Join us Saturday 8th November for an incredible free day of talks, tours, research demonstrations, music, good food and family-friendly fun!
Nano Health Symposium
Join The University of Sydney Nano Institute for this one-day event featuring renowned speakers discussing the discovery and advancements of nanotechnology and its applications in health.
Critical Minerals Network Lunch: Industry Engagement
The Critical Minerals Network, established by the Sydney Environment Institute (SEI), Net Zero Institute (NZI), and the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, warmly invites academics from across the University of Sydney to our upcoming Industry Engagement Lunch Event.
Updates and services
University emergency communications system test on Friday 7 November
Students and staff will receive a test alert by SMS and email from SafeZone, our new emergency communications system. If you’ve downloaded the SafeZone app, you will also get a push notification. No action is required. Make sure your contact details are up to date in Workday so you receive emergency alerts.
Register for the Professional Services Review Webinar
The next Professional Services Review Webinar will take place on 25 November at 12–1 pm. Join Nicole Gower, Vice-President (Operations) and Bronwen Mather, Executive Program Director, Professional Services Review, to talk through the content of the discussion paper, which will be released on 3 November.
2025 close-off date for casual timesheets is 12 December
The 2025 close-off date for casual timesheets is 12 December, including predicted hours for the period 12 to 25 December, and must be submitted and approved to make the final pay run.
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