National Student Safety Survey begins 6 September - Intranet
In a message to students, Vice-Chancellor Mark Scott encourages them to participate in the survey.
Ten tips to prepare for semester - Intranet
Professor Mark Ledbury from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences is a fan of taking regular breaks to get out of the classroom.
More than a decade of asking the question, ‘Are you OK?’ - Intranet
Thursday 8 September marks the 11. th. year of R U OK?
Enterprise bargaining meeting notes 18 May 2017 - Intranet
Grant Wheeler, Ivan Coates, Jen Mitchell, Keir Vaughan-Taylor. Kurt Iveson, Simon Kempton, Mark Johnston, Linda Connor, Claire Parfitt, Laura Wilson.
Five minutes with Lee-Fay Low - Intranet
Joseph McGrath). To mark World Humour Day,Related articles. Related articles. 2024 The University of Sydney, NSW 2006 Australia.
Save energy on campus - Intranet
Earth Hour. A number of buildings across Camperdown/Darlington Campus switched off their lights to mark Earth Hour last month.
Farewell Stephen Phillips, Vice-President (Operations) - Intranet
Kind regards,. Mark. Professor Mark Scott AO. Vice-Chancellor and President. .
Pharmacy lab gets a new-age remedy - Intranet
It's very satisfying when the penny drops for those students, when they go beyond thinking they just have to study for the sake of getting marks to thinking, 'I have
Outbound student mobility policy opens travel doors for more students - Intranet
have a weighted average mark (WAM) of at least 50. have completed a minimum of 24 credit points at the University. ... If your student has a weighted average mark of at least 50, has completed at least 24 credit points and is successfully progressing in their course, it’s time to talk
Celebrating our remarkable rise in the QS World University Rankings - Intranet
Kind regards,. Mark. Mark Scott. Vice-Chancellor and President . 2024 The University of Sydney, NSW 2006 Australia. ... This marks a significant leap forward for our institution and places us among the top 2 percent in the QS World University Rankings.
Message from the Vice-Chancellor: update on Semester 2 and confirmed COVID case - Intranet
Thank you for your understanding during this time. Regards,. Mark. Mark Scott.
10 of our biggest stories from the last decade - Intranet
Get support from the media team. If you’d like to make your mark through the media in 2020 (and beyond!) please contact the media team.
Mardi Gras conference success - Intranet
Sciences, the Hon Penny Sharpe MLC, New South Wales parliamentarian, Mark Gillespie 78er and activist, Oscar Monaghan, 2017 Wingara Mura Postgraduate Fellow, Dr Jessica Kean (back) Department of Gender and Cultural
Government relations: April update - Intranet
Federal Shadow Minister for the Environment, Climate Change and Water the Hon Mark Butler MP gave a keynote address for the Sydney Environment Institute on 30 March.
Academic promotions celebrated - Intranet
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Dr Mark Stephen Byron. Dr Damien Cahill. ... Dr Martijn Konings. Dr Greg Martin. Dr Mark Melatos. Dr John Joseph Mikler.
Colleagues impacting health outcomes through clinical trials - Intranet
To mark this year’s International Clinical Trials Day, we spoke to researchers behind some of our trials underway in South Asia.
2013 - Intranet
To mark International Women's Day, two of the University's most senior staff provided an insight into how organisations can support more women to become leaders.
Government relations: August update - Intranet
State. New South Wales Minister for Environment and Heritage the Hon Mark Speakman MP announced that Parramatta Park will become the new home of Tropfest on 15 August.
Hacking the humanities - Intranet
Senior lecturer Dr Mark Melatos chaired a panel discussion talking about the School of Economics Masters programs and moderated questions submitted online.
Bringing our refreshed University values to life - Intranet
The respectful and honest way in which the survey questions were answered speaks to a broad expectation of trust and bodes very well for this work,” Mark said. ... in other areas of University life it will be a longer-term commitment to applying a values lens to everything we do,” said Mark Scott, Vice-Chancellor and President.
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