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Research periods and census dates. The HDR academic year is made up of four research periods each with fixed dates regardless of the calendar year or day of the week. The Equivalent Full-Time Student Load (EFTSL) of each research period varies. A full-time student load of one year is equal to 1.0 EFTSL. You can review research periods and census dates here. The University is responsible for reporting details of your degree to the Australian Government. It is for this reason that re-enrolment
Graduation. Find out everything you need to know before the ceremony, including how to RSVP to your invitation, on the Prepare for graduation page. For information on how graduation ceremonies will be run during this time, including how COVID safe practices will be implemented, visit the On the day page. If you are unable to make it to your graduation, you will graduate in absentia and your degree will be conferred on the date outlined in your graduation invite. Please refer to the Graduations
Challenging the stigma of diabetes. 11 July 2022. Diabetes is widely considered a 21st century epidemic and one of the largest challenges confronting Australia’s healthcare system. With approximately 1.8 million Australians diagnosed with diabetes, and 280 developing it every day, a sustainable treatment is needed now more than ever. ‘Heads Up on Diabetes’ is this year's National Diabetes Week theme. Running from 10-16 July, its focus is challenging diabetes related stigma. We spoke with
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Strategy and operations management. POSITION PROFILE. PRIMARY FUNCTION. Chief Operating Officer / Director. View profile (88KB PDF). Convert to PD (124KB DOCX). Provides strategic and executive leadership for a multi-disciplinary group of operating units, or a matrix business operating across multiple areas of the University. Oversees and guides the development and implementation of strategy across operating units or divisions, ensuring alignment with overarching objectives of the
Cost effective reactor built in-house by design team. 27 March 2024. In-house design team build cost effective reactor to advance global water shortage research. The Science Design and Prototyping team designs and builds custom equipment to support the various teaching and research needs of the Faculty of Science. By designing and building a rotating barrel plasma polymerisation reactor, the team has recently provided invaluable support to Dr Behnam Akhavan, from the Faculty of Engineering,
Faculty of Science Provisions update. 29 September 2020. Two new provisions have recently been endorsed by Faculty Board are now, or soon to be registered on the Policy Register. Two provisions have recently been endorsed by the Faculty of Science Faculty Board are now, or soon to be registered on the Policy register: The Faculty of Science - Conscientious Objection Provisions 2020 and the Faculty of Science – Companion Animals in the Workplace Provisions 2020 (soon to be registered). Both
Top 5 under 40 - applications close 8 May. 27 April 2016. UNSW and ABC RN are inviting applications from outstanding early-career researchers, who are working in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medical research, for Top 5 under 40, an exciting initiative to discover a new generation of science thinkers and give them a voice. Top 5 under 40: Giving a voice to Australia’s new generation of science thinkers. Following a nationwide call out, the 10 most promising science
FMH Wins 3 March. 3 March 2025. Achievements from around the faculty this week. Associate Professor Sarah Zaman. (Click to enlarge.). Pioneering work in women’s cardiovascular health. Associate Professor Sarah Zaman was awarded the NSW Cardiovascular Research Network’s Ministerial Award for Rising Star in Cardiovascular Research. Associate Professor Zaman was recognised for her pioneering work in women’s cardiovascular health, addressing equity in cardiology, and developing new strategies
Bourke's first Oral Health placements. 2 April 2020. Bourke’s first Oral Health student placement makes an impact on healthcare in the community. Royal Flying Doctor Service Oral Health Therapist Rachel Herbert with Amreen Khan and Ricky Zhang. For final year Bachelor of Oral Health students Amreen Khan and Ricky Zhang, completing their practical placement at the North Western Academic Centre Bourke, a hub of the Broken Hill University Department of Rural Health, was an opportunity to learn
Sydney Spotlight with Dr Nicolle Kirkwood. 6 June 2025. We talk to Dr Nicolle Kirkwood, Senior Lecturer and Unit Head of Primary Care at the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Sydney (UVTHS), about what goes into teaching the next generation of vets at Sydney. My favourite thing about my role is. Working with an amazing team at the Sydney School of Veterinary Science, especially the Primary Care and Specialist teams at the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Sydney. The sense of
5 out of 5 entries shortlisted for global teaching awards. 16 November 2020. Congratulations to our five entrants shortlisted in the 2020 QS-Wharton Reimagine Education Awards, the world’s largest awards program for innovative pedagogies. No other university has been shortlisted more than Sydney in this year’s awards. The Reimagine Education Awards program is led by the Wharton SEI Center for Advanced Studies in Management at University of Pennsylvania and publisher of the World
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Five minutes with Guien Miao and Tim Wilkinson. 30 July 2020. We chat to Dr Guien Miao, a receipient of the 2019 Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence and her nominator, Tim Wilkinson, to find out how they work together in the Faculty of Engineering to teach and support their students. Dr Guien Miao. Dr Guien Miao. Can you tell us about your role and how you came to the University? I’m an Academic Fellow in the School of Civil Engineering in the Faculty of Engineering. I tutored civil
Federal Government’s higher education funding reforms: five key points. 23 June 2020. Last week, the Government announced proposed changes to Australia’s system of higher education funding. Here’s what we know so far and what it could mean for the University. Following a briefing session for university vice-chancellors on Friday, acting Vice-Chancellor and Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen Garton posted a statement on Yammer, commenting that while the University welcomes
Business Operations / Office of the CIO. The Business Operations / Office of the CIO team provides a range of operational and strategic services to support the CIO and the broader ICT portfolio services unit. Business Operations. This team provides operational management, advice and guidance throughout the implementation of strategy, policy and planning within ICT. An important responsibility is the effective management of operational and administrative systems, processes and programs to meet
FMH Wins 17 June. 17 June 2024. Achievements from around the faculty this week. 3 FMH projects funded in MRFF Primary Health Care research initiative. Over $6m has been awarded to three FMH research projects including over $2.5m for targeting support at rural Australians with back pain, over $1.9m to assist people with chronic musculoskeletal conditions living in rural and remote Australia using allied telehealth, and over $1.6m for a multi-disciplinary approach to improve uptake and outcomes
FMH makes an impact at Innovation Week 2022. 6 June 2022. Last week, members of the Faculty of Medicine and Health attended Sydney Local Health District’s (SLHD) Innovation Week, a focus on connection, collaboration and dreaming big for the future. We showcased our 140 year partnership with SLHD, took home two Big Idea awards and shared our faculty’s ideas to provide the very best care for patients, their families and the community. Professor Robyn Ward presenting Dr Joe Dusseldorp with The
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