Listen to a monthly podcast about the work of our up-and-coming researchers.
Use the FMH SharePoint homepage to access the FMH Staff Knowledge Hub, services, key systems, information and contacts all in one place.
Your one stop shop for accessing information and resources related to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander matters in FMH.
A focused hub page to help Academic staff in the faculty access more of what they need in one handy location.
This hub provides guidance, tools and examples to help researchers, consumers and research teams put the Consumer Engagement Framework for Research into practice.
Are you interested in practical training in modern, child-centered paediatric dentistry? This course will help you build confidence in paediatric dental care with practical, evidence-based training designed for real-world practice.
On behalf of the Faculty of Medicine and Health leadership team we are pleased to invite you to join the FMH Leadership team for the Western Sydney (Baludarri) Precinct, Faculty Meeting Semester 2, 2026.
Join us to hear what's happening around the faculty and broader University, connect with colleagues and celebrate our Semester 2 Makers and Shapers award winners.
Join Koori Kinnections for hands-on Aboriginal coil weaving and create a collective healing circle artwork with colleagues.
This in-person workshop is for professionals looking to connect with colleagues through a shared creative experience.
The final results of the Symptom monitoring With Feedback Trial (SWIFT) are out!
Session 3 — Food System Governance in Practice: Lessons from the Americas.
Cross-country findings drawing on Brazil, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico and Peru — followed by responses from Brazil on its assessment and Mexico on its SINSAMAC process.
Join us for the 2026 Implementation Science Symposium, presented by the Academic Implementation Science Network (AISN) and Sydney Health Partners Implementation Science Academy. This is a valuable opportunity to connect with academic and clinical colleagues, exchange ideas, and shape the future of implementation and research translation in Sydney.
The first-ever Save Sight Institute (SSI) Research Showcase is a yearly opportunity for researchers, students and staff across the whole Institute to discuss their sight-saving work and network with peers. We will also be holding the annual SSI end-of-year party to wrap up the Showcase. We hope to see you there to celebrate another successful year at SSI!
Join us for an EPIC seminar with Dr Ian Hussey, Senior Lecturer in Digitalisation of Psychology at the University of Bern, Switzerland.
This seminar will explore the challenge of identifying implausible or impossible effect sizes in scientific research and why this matters for research integrity and evidence synthesis.
Generative AI is challenging established definitions of research misconduct. In this seminar, Dr Hosseini will explore three key issues arising from the increasing use of generative AI in research: hallucinated citations, AI-written text, and synthetic data and images. The session will examine when these practices may constitute research misconduct in the context of US federal regulations.
Join fellow early and mid-career researchers from across the Faculty of Medicine and Health for a day focused on one of the biggest challenges in contemporary research careers: turning great research into meaningful impact.
Whether you are developing your first collaborations, building your impact profile, preparing grant applications or considering your next career step, this event will provide valuable perspectives and practical strategies for navigating the EMCR journey.
Join the Digital Health and Informatics Network (DHIN) community as we come together to celebrate the end of another successful year. The event will share our network’s achievements throughout 2026, followed by networking and drinks for all attendees.
In this talk, through analysing 262 oncology datasets, we demonstrate flexible parametric modelling via GAMLSS, and introduce an R package that makes it accessible.
You're invited to join our next and final Lessons in Leadership session for 2026, with guest speaker David Thodey AO FTSE FAICD, Chancellor of the University of Sydney.
Join faculty and university leaders to explore how Medicine and Health is responding to the opportunities and challenges of AI in education and provide an update on the work underway across FMH.
You’re invited to join us for the Faculty of Medicine and Health end-of-year event. Let's come together to celebrate our achievements as a faculty and reflect on an incredible 2026!
We look forward to welcoming you to this seminar, covering Reproducibility of Quantitative Empirical Studies Cited in U.S. Supreme Court Merits Opinions
Practical, expert-led training across the full clinical trial lifecycle, from study design and start up through to delivery, analysis and translation.
Connect with leading clinical trialists, researchers and consumer advocates to gain valuable insights and build collaborative partnerships.
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.
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.
Read our Guidelines for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communication