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. Building our social licence to operate in northern NSW. 26 August 2019. Ahead of the annual PBI Field Day at Narrabri on September 18, Associate Professor Stephen Cattle, Director, Sydney Faculty Farms, outlines his vision for the future of our regional properties. Expressions of interest are now open for the role of Associate Dean (Research).
NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre. Overview. This proposed change will allow us to effectively execute the new strategic goals for clinical trials in the Faculty of Medicine and Health and the new context in which the CTC is operating as a Flagship Centre of Excellence, we are proposing changes to the current structure, roles and reporting lines for professional staff in the CTC. We seek to leverage and improve on CTC's many existing strengths, formalising working practices and investing in process
FMH 10,000 steps challenge. 15 May 2020. Team up in groups of five to seven and join the competition! Registrations close 30 May. Registrations are now open for our 10,000 Steps Faculty Tournament! This is an initiative of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Wellbeing Community of Practice. The competition will run from 1-30 June 2020. How to enter. 1. Sign up as a participant at www.10000steps.org.au with your organisational email address. 2. Get together in a group of 5-7 colleagues. Pick a
More than a decade of asking the question, ‘Are you okay?’. 5 September 2022. While 'Are you okay?' might seem like a simple question to ask, the answer and how we manage it can have a great impact. Thursday 8 September marks the 11. th. year of R U OK? Day. This year’s theme – You’re already qualified to ask, ‘Are you okay?’ – conveys how the simple act of listening to someone requires no qualifications and can make all the difference for a friend or colleague who is going
Richard Fisher AM, General Counsel, to depart the University. 21 May 2021. The Vice-Chancellor has written a message to staff regarding the departure of our University General Counsel, Richard Fisher AM, after almost 15 years in the role. Dear colleagues,. I am writing to let you know that after almost 15 years as our General Counsel, Richard Fisher AM has indicated that he wishes to pursue some of the other opportunities and invitations offered to him in recent years. After his long career at
Virtual connections bring researchers together. 1 October 2020. Against all expectations, can international relationships actually benefit from the virtual connections that have replaced face-to-face meetings during the COVID-19 pandemic? A budding research project between the University of Sydney and National Taiwan University suggests that restrictions on international travel may not have the negative effects that were first feared. The two universities have built a new collaboration during
Sydney Spotlight with Sarah Morris. 15 February 2023. We speak with Student Journey and Engagement Manager with Student Life, Sarah Morris about Welcome Week and how she has helped support students throughout their time at University. Sarah Morris. My role as Student Journey and Engagement Manager primarily involves…. Supporting students throughout the entirety of their University journey. My role definitely reflects the fact that our students’ experiences are diverse and non-linear, so
Sydney Spotlight: Annette Tredrea. 19 May 2021. We speak to Annette Tredrea from the Plant Breeding Institute in Narrabri – 600km from the Camperdown campus – about her varied and dynamic role in supporting vital agricultural research. Annette recently celebrated her milestone 30-year anniversary working at the Institute. Annette Tredrea (centre) and her colleagues Dr Phil Davies and Cara Jeffrey at the Plant Breeding Institute Narrabri. My favourite thing about my role is. that each day
University commits to further action on climate change and sustainability. 25 August 2020. The Senate has endorsed a statement on the University’s commitment to action on climate change as well as a new sustainability strategy, which sets out priorities to address sustainability through our research, education and operations across our campuses. Climate change and sustainability are among the world’s greatest challenges. As part of our contribution to a more sustainable future, the
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Foreign exchange. This section outlines the procedure for enabling payment of invoices involving foreign exchange. Payment of foreign currency invoices. The University maintains holdings (TUNOS accounts) for the following currencies:. US Dollars. Pounds Sterling. Euro. Where goods or services are supplied to the University by an overseas supplier in the above currencies, up to the equivalent value of AUD$200,000, payment is to be made from the corresponding TUNOS account. The invoice is
Our approach. Across the University, seminars, roundtables, staff and student forums, written materials and online resources have been rolled out to assist our community to grapple with opportunities and risks posed by generative AI. Experts from across our institution have also provided input to important government and parliamentary policy consultations regarding the use of generative AI in Australia. This has heavily informed our own approach – a holistic, institution-wide approach – but
Sydney Spotlight with Professor Stuart Khan. 7 March 2025. We caught up with Professor Stuart Khan, Head of School of Civil Engineering, about speaking at Raising the Bar 2025 and the value of wastewater as a resource. My favourite thing about my role is. Celebrating the successes of our big team in the School of Civil Engineering. That big team includes our academic and professional staff, as well as undergraduate and postgraduate students. As Head of School, I get to bask in the reflected
Sydney researcher receives ARC Laureate Fellowship. 14 July 2020. Professor David James from the School of Life and Environmental Sciences and Sydney Medical School has been awarded a 2020 Australian Research Council (ARC) Laureate Fellowship. Professor David James has been awarded a prestigious Australian Laureate Fellowship from the ARC. Leonard P. Ullmann Chair of Metabolic Systems Biology and Domain Leader for Biology at the Charles Perkins Centre, Professor David James has been awarded a
Collecting your COVID-19 university experience. 19 May 2020. The University Library invites staff and students to contribute to ‘Collecting COVID-19’, a collection that documents the unique experiences and stories of the University community during the COVID-19 pandemic. From the move to online teaching through to building closures, the COVID-19 pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on the University community. Over time, this impact will comprise an important chapter in the
New Sydney PhD begins with required coursework from 2021. 10 March 2020. The introduction of coursework for PhD students from 2021 is one of the ways we are better equipping candidates to be world-class researchers and improving their employability. Over the past 18 months the University has been preparing for changes to our PhD program, designed to improve the research experience and career opportunities for candidates. The first major change we are implementing is the introduction of a new
University Resources and Support. HDR Administration. HDR Administration. Research Skills and Training Support for HDR students. Table R For Higher Degree By ResearchLinks to an external site.. The University of Sydney introduced a new coursework requirement for Higher Degree by Research students commencing from Research Period 1 2021. Coursework is intended to give students the opportunity to take units of study that expand their existing skills or work toward developing novel capabilities
Our new space - Block K Westmead Hospital (CASB). Quick facts. 5000 sqm University floor space in Block K and Westmead Innovation Centre. 1.5 floors Across Levels 5 and 6 will be occupied by the University. Semester 1, 2021 University teaching commenced in Block K. Photos of our Block K space. Level 6 - main entrance to University space. Level 6 - outdoor terrace for University staff and students. Level 6 - collaborative learning spaces for University students. Level 5 - small group booths for
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