Kate May, Director of Alumni and Supporter Experience, shares a sneak peek of what our alumni, staff, colleagues and supporters can expect when the Alumni Festival returns to campus on 30 November 2024.
Read moreMore than 60 student partners gathered for the 2024 Student Partners in Strategic Education Grants Conference to share experiences, build resources and receive recognition for their contributions to reimagining education.
Read moreProfessor Annamarie Jagose, Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor, emailed all staff to share an update on the progress of our Employee Payments Review.
Dr Cindy McCreery, Associate Professor of History, discusses the significance of the 2024 royal visit and a new publication by her and colleagues which explores the monarchy and its histories on a global scale.
Read moreKathryn Elliott, Strategic Programs Manager, Engagement within Education – Enterprise & Engagement (EEE) talks about how the Work Integrated Learning team supports students to gain real-world experiences as part of their university studies.
Read moreExpressions of interest are now open for staff and students to participate in the 2025 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras with the University of Sydney.
Read moreIt’s been a busy year for the Sydney Biomedical Accelerator (SBA) with more than 250 staff and affiliates of the University and Sydney Local Health District collaborating on the project.
Read moreConverge International has commenced its support of the University of Sydney as our new staff counselling and coaching (EAP) provider – here's what you need to know about the transition process and how you can find out more about Converge's holistic streams of service.
With a global surge in malicious cyber activity, this Cyber Security Awareness Month is a perfect time to learn more about how you can keep yourself and your work safe online.
Read moreTo mark Global Climate Change Week (14-18 October) we look at how you can make an impact by being aware of the essential resources that shape our daily lives and drive climate impact.
Read moreWith so many online distractions, getting outside might be the remedy we need to boost our moods. This Mental Health Month, our Health and Wellbeing team shares why getting out in nature can enhace your wellbeing.
Read moreThe 2024 Student Voice Australasia Summit and Symposium, hosted by the University, highlighted the transformative power of student voices in reshaping teaching and learning.
Read moreThis Mental Health Month we speak to Tim Wilkinson, Associate Dean (Student Life) in the Faculty of Engineering, about how he supports wellbeing with his faculty and students, as well as his personal life.
Read moreOur Health and Wellbeing Program 2023-26 has won the Wayahead Workplaces Wellbeing Award, thanks to the incredible work from the Health and Safety Team.
Read moreThe Learning Hub has won the prestigious 2024 PIEoneer Award for Student Support, in recognition of its work to enhance the academic language development of students.
Read moreThe Vice-Chancellor provided an update to all staff on the University’s preparations for the implementation of the international student caps next year.
Read moreAs concerns about contract cheating rise, learn how to spot academic integrity breaches and foster a culture of honesty to protect our students.
Read moreWe chatted with Steve Junor, Manager, Communications Infrastructure, about impacting our community, working collaboratively and unwinding with music.
The Vice-Chancellor shared a copy of his opening statement to the Senate Inquiry into antisemitism at universities with all staff and students.
Read moreMental Health Month is a celebrated milestone at the University. We are putting mental health at the forefront to begin conversations, celebrate mental health champions and create opportunities for you to get involved.
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