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.
Co-hosted by The University of Sydney and Keratoconus Australia, KeraClub 2026 will bring together patients, researchers, and clinicians for discussions on the latest advancements in keratoconus management.
Session 2 — Food System Governance in Practice: Lessons from Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific.
Cross-country findings on how institutions across these regions are structured, where authority sits, and how non-state actors are engaged — followed by responses from Cambodia, Timor-Leste, Somalia, Yemen and Zambia on their own institutions.
The Oral Health Research Connect (OHRC) seminar series, organised by the Sydney Dental School, aims to foster a culture of research across the school, it’s partner Local Health Districts and other oral health stakeholders. This presentation will provide an overview of umbrella ethics approval - including scope, research questions, participants, and guiding principles for studies conducted under the umbrella.
Join CPC Systems-Centred Research Hub on how systems thinking can help tackle the double burden of malnutrition with insights from participatory modelling in Peru. In this guest lecture, Advanced Research Fellow Dr Paraskevi (Evi) Seferidi from Imperial College London, will explore how system dynamics modelling can be used to better understand and respond to the interacting drivers of malnutrition in all its forms.
Join researchers, policymakers, practitioners and community representatives for a day of keynote presentations, panel discussions and networking. Together, we will explore health equity, nutrition and the lived experiences of priority populations, including rural communities, young people and older people.
This half-day symposium will cover new statistical approaches and methodological advances in clinical neuroimaging.
Join us to celebrate the life of Emeritus Professor J Paul Seale AM. While we mourn his passing, we celebrate a remarkable legacy that endures through the many people and institutions enriched by his life and work. We hope you can join us for this special event.
Join the Sport and Physical Activity Research and Teaching Network (SPARTAN) for an afternoon of clinical musculoskeletal research, international guest speakers, networking, and emerging researcher engagement, including clinical musculoskeletal research seminar, expert speakers (Keynote Dr Tom Cross), networking and ECR pitches.
Join us for the Annual Poche Centre Research Showcase, a special event celebrating the work, research, partnerships, and achievements of the Poche Centre for Indigenous Health over the past year. This is an opportunity to engage with the research, people, and partnerships that are helping to create positive change.
With more than 50 expert speakers across two days, the Luminesce Alliance Conference 2026 flagship event brings together leading international, national and NSW experts.
Luminesce Alliance is a not-for-profit joint venture between the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network, the Children’s Cancer Institute, the Children’s Medical Research Institute, the UNSW Sydney and the University of Sydney.
Dr. Yutaka Suzuki discusses recent advances in spatial analysis technologies have revealed tumor microenvironments in various cancer types in an unprecedented resolution and the launch of a regional initiative, named ASTRA.
Have you ever wanted to take a look inside the NSW Health Statewide Biobank? The biobank has the capacity to store three million specimens, which can be used for vital medical research. We are opening our doors on Thursday 5th November (10:00am-11:00am) for a tour of this incredible research facility.
Join the Leeder Centre for Health Policy, Economics and Data as they showcase how the work of the Centre is improving health outcomes through research and evaluation.
Learn about the FMH Academy of Educational Excellence (FAEE) and the opportunities it offers for staff across the Faculty. Whether you support education through administration, student experience, program delivery, governance, operations or project work, this session will explore opportunities to share expertise, contribute to educational projects, build professional networks, and engage with colleagues who are passionate about advancing education across FMH.
Please join us to discuss new prevention strategies, improved access to care, and meaningful health outcomes for those living with these conditions. This in-person and virtual annual research showcase hosted by the Diabetes and Obesity Clinical Academic Group (DO-CAG) will celebrate our achievements to date and award funding through a pitch competition for the implementation of new models of care for prediabetes and severe obesity.
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.
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 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.
In this talk, through analysing 262 oncology datasets, we demonstrate flexible parametric modelling via GAMLSS, and introduce an R package that makes it accessible.
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.
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.
This NIDA and Sydney Conservatorium of Music co-production features singers and musicians from the Conservatorium, with design, set construction, costume, props and effects, and technical theatre and stage management students from NIDA. Enter the code OPERA20 under ‘If you have a password please enter it here’ and select ‘Unlock Tickets’ to access the staff discount.
Open to all staff, this showcase will feature research spotlights from HDR students and senior scholars, stakeholder profiles and the Centre's future strategy. This is an opportunity to engage with the people, research, and partnerships helping to shape the future of Indigenous health.
A day of ideas, connection and community, the University of Sydney Community Festival will play host to live entertainment and family friendly activities, inspiring talks, hands-on workshops and guided tours – as well as great food for you, your friends and family. Register one or more additional guests before Wednesday 4 November for the chance to win food and beverage vouchers to enjoy at the Festival.
We have developed a draft Anti-racism Policy which includes definitions of antisemitism, Islamophobia and racism towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The University is required to adopt definitions of these terms by 1 January 2027. Feedback can be provided via the draft Anti-racism Policy 2026 survey.
Your feedback on the draft version helped to inform our review and ensure the University’s leave provisions continue to support wellbeing, flexibility and a diverse workforce. Read more about the updated policy.
The revised document has been informed by a range of initiatives, including integrating cyber risk management and reporting, due diligence, and governance improvements. Visit the Drafts for Consultation section on the Policy register page to review the draft and submit feedback.
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