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Upcoming events in Faculty of Medicine and Health

22 Jul

Introduction to Implementation Science, a ‘Primer’

Join this interactive workshop to learn about key implementation science concepts and methods how they can be applied in real case studies. The program includes with lunch and an opportunity to network and connect with experienced implementation scientists.

29 Jul

Lessons in Leadership with Professor Annamarie Jagose OAM

Join us online for our next Lessons in Leadership session with Professor Annamarie Jagose OAM, Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Provost. 

We will discuss Professor Jagose's leadership path and how she works with colleagues to advance academic excellence and scholarship, strengthen organisational performance, and drive strategic planning across the University. 

29 Jul

Coles Colloquium 2026

The Coles Colloquium is held every year to share developments in ophthalmology. The Keynote address will be delivered by David Thodey AO FTSE FAICD, 19th Chancellor of the University of Sydney.

4 Aug

Launch of the Consumer Engagement Framework for Research (CEFR)

Join us for the launch of the Consumer Engagement Framework for Research (CEFR), a faculty-wide resource for staff and students across the Faculty of Medicine and Health. The framework supports meaningful, respectful consumer involvement across the research lifecycle.

6 Aug

FMH Sports Carnival

Lace up your sneakers and get ready for some fun and games….we're pleased to invite you to the return of the FMH Sports Carnival this August! 

You can expect a Nutbush-inspired warm-up, followed by a mix of challenges that test both body and mind, including obstacle-style activities and a World Cup–inspired goal-shooting game.

Not up for the physical events? You can still help your team succeed by taking part in a range of low-impact, stationary challenges. Test your skills in crowd favourites like Giant Connect 4 and other fun strategy games. Whether you're a competitive sports star or just joining in for the fun, there's something for everyone.

11 Aug

Navigation Series: Responsible AI information session

Join Associate Director of Emerging Technology and Innovation, Jim Cook, who will provide a practical overview of how the University is enabling the safe and scalable use of artificial intelligence (AI) as part of the Digital Sydney program, and what this means for your day-to-day work. 

17 Sep

The Daffodil Centre Annual Symposium 2026

The Daffodil Centre, a partnership between Cancer Council NSW and The University of Sydney, is focused on finding the most effective ways to prevent cancer and improve outcomes.

 

This 2026 symposium brings together researchers, partners and community members to preview new research, exchange ideas, and build the collaborations that will drive this rapidly evolving field.

Events

28 Jul

Carillon recital and free tour

Carillon recitals are open for everyone to attend. You may wish to sit in the Quadrangle or the front lawn benches, bring a blanket or chairs, or simply wander around the beautiful surroundings. A free tour of the instrument and tower follows at approximately 1:45 pm.

3 Aug

Unlocking adventure – Creating risk-ready playgrounds

Recent Periscope Commercialisation Award recipient Nadia Odlum will join Professor Alice Motion to discuss her journey from research to market-ready solutions, including lessons learned, pivots made and the role of accelerator programs. 

11 Aug

Secret Life of Books in the Museum: The Odyssey

This lunchtime lecture about Homer's Odyssey will explore its ancient origins, the legendary characters, its lasting influence on literature, and how it continues to shape English literature from Shakespeare to Keats; Toni Morrison to Margaret Atwood.

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