Be courageous, we want to hear from you....
Who knew that a (very tasty) sandwich in a humble paper bag would be so popular?
Or that eating that sandwich in the stands of a rugby/football/soccer stadium chattering away to your friends and colleagues could also be so much fun?
Turns out that was a widely shared experience at our first Finance Town Hall for the year. Sometimes it is the simple things that deliver the best results.
We want to hear your voice...we’re refreshing the Finance SHINE Awards this year, and we’d love your input. Your insights will help us build on the foundations of a program that is meaningful, fair, and worth celebrating. Share your thoughts on what’s working well, what could be improved, and any ideas that would make the program even stronger. Please complete the survey by Friday 8 May.
Your valuable feedback will be considered and help shape the awards.
TAG Grandstand and sandwich combination were a hit! As was Professor Ian Hickie, Wayne Andrews, Leading Finance and MC Monica Romero Gutierrez. Thank you for joining Town Hall 1
Look out for more information on Town Hall 2...
Celebrating the end of 2026 - keep a lookout for more information closer to the date.
Join colleagues from across the University for the Student Experience Forum 2026 – Partnering to Deliver, a University-wide event dedicated to showcasing the initiatives, partnerships, research and practices that are transforming the student experience.
Join the first national one-day symposium exploring contemporary and emerging conversations at the intersection of languages education, decolonial thought, Indigenising curriculum, and socially responsive pedagogies in higher education.
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Share your feedback on the draft policy through the consultation survey available on our Policy Register page.
We're inviting all staff and students to review and provide feedback on the draft Child Safety Policy and Procedures. Your feedback will help shape a policy framework that strengthens how we protect and support children and young people at the University.
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.
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