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Accidents and insurance cover - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/services/campus-services/university-vehicles/accidents-insurance-cover.html

Reporting an accident. If you are involved in an accident while driving a University vehicle, stay calm and follow these steps:. Step 1 . If some is injured, call 000. Step 2. DO NOT ADMIT LIABILITY. Step 3. Record the following information:. Other driver's details. Accident details. Witness details (if applicable). Name. Licence number. Registration number. Address. Phone number. Vehicle make and model. Owner details (if different to driver). Insurer and policy number. Date/Time. Location.

Photography and videography planning - Intranet

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Photography and videography planning. The University of Sydney prides itself on its heritage, people, and facilities and we take great care in how we depict these qualities in our photography. We represent ourselves as a modern and progressive institution through beautifully executed, distinct photography. Our authentic photographic style is pivotal to creating a unique brand impression. Photography. Tier 1 photography. Where possible, all broad audience communications with significant media

New cohort of fellows to broaden our research horizons - Intranet

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New cohort of fellows to broaden our research horizons. 26 August 2024. The first cohort of Sydney Horizon Fellows were formally welcomed to the University community on 13 August as they came together on campus for the first time to spend an afternoon in training and development workshops. The Horizon Fellows represent an unprecedented $100m investment by the University, recruiting the best and brightest early- and mid-career academics who will boost our research capability and focus on

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Learning and Teaching Policy 2024

https://www.sydney.edu.au/policies/showdoc.aspx?recnum=PDOC2015/401&RendNum=0 - 24 April, 2025

Learning and Teaching Policy 2019

FMH Wins 5 September - Intranet

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FMH Wins 5 September. 5 September 2022. Achievements from around the faculty this week. Associate Professor Stuart Lane. (Click to enlarge.). New position to support strategic commitment. After a competitive external recruitment process, Associate Professor Stuart Lane will join the Sydney Medical School (SMS) executive in mid-September as Director of the Sydney Medical Program. Associate Professor Lane was instrumental in the Australian Medical Council Accreditation of the Sydney MD program

Updated Bachelor of Advanced Studies information - Intranet

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Updated Bachelor of Advanced Studies information. 21 February 2024. Professor Joanne Wright, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) wrote to all staff with an update on Bachelor of Advanced Studies degrees following the University's Academic Board meeting. Dear colleagues,. I wanted to let you know the University’s Academic Board has agreed on an approach to address the administrative issue regarding our Bachelor of Advanced Studies degrees that I wrote to you about on Friday 16 February. I’ve

Message from the Vice-Chancellor: Working from home - Intranet

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Reflection from the Vice-Chancellor on working from home. 17 April 2020. Vice-Chancellor and Principal Dr Michael Spence reflects on his experience of adjusting to a new routine while working from home. Dr Michael Spence using Zoom. Here is the surprise: it turns out that I have rather enjoyed being forced to stay at home. I am not by nature one of your stay-at-home kind of people. I thrive on company and can’t usually bear to be at home for more than a few hours without looking for

Management essentials - Intranet

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Management essentials. As a manager at the University of Sydney you play a crucial role in leading and managing your team, which contributes to the achievement of the University’s strategy. Management is one aspect of leadership, operating within the context of the University's culture and organisational change. The diagram above describes aspects of people management relating to the employment life cycle (the circle), along with the Management Foundations which underpin your various

Supporting professional career journeys at Sydney - Intranet

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Supporting professional career journeys at Sydney. 30 June 2022. Following a successful pilot program, implementation of the professional staff component of the Career and Capability Framework (CCF) has commenced. Find out more about the rollout and the career development support and resources professional staff can expect from the program. Through the 2019 Staff Engagement Survey, staff expressed a need for greater support for career development across the University. In collaboration and

FMH Wins 28 April - Intranet

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FMH Wins 28 April. 28 April 2025. Achievements from around the faculty this week. Four FMH researchers have been awarded $8.7 million in funding under the government’s Medical Research Future Fund’s clinical trials activity initiative. Associate Professor Gustavo Machado. Associate Professor Gustavo Machado. $4,789,557.60. Project: A sequential multiple assignment trial in emergency departments testing optimal implementation strategies of back pain guidelines. Purpose: Back pain is the

Innovation week 2024 - Intranet

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Innovation week 2024. 15 July 2024. A highlight on our calendar each year is Sydney Local Health District (SLHD) Innovation Week – a celebration of ideas, impact and collaboration in healthcare. The University of Sydney is proud to be a major partner in the event, building on over 140 years of partnership. Professor John Gilroy. Keynote address. On Monday 1 July Professor John Gilroy gave a keynote address at the Patient Care and Family Symposium at Callan Park in Rozelle about his research

FMH Wins 6 April 2021 - Intranet

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FMH Wins 6 April 2021. 6 April 2021. Achievements from around the faculty this fortnight. Planning the future oral health workforce. A review of supply, demand and need models, data sources and skill mix consideration in oral health was undertaken by Dr Madhan Balasubramania and published by the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. Professor Clara Chow featured in Google.org campaign . As part of the publicity campaign for the $1 million dollar Google.org AI

New partnerships strengthen University ties with India - Intranet

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New partnerships strengthen University ties with India. 8 September 2022. The University has announced two new parnterships that will foster research and learning opportunities for students in India and Australia. The agreements were signed by the University of Sydney’s Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Mark Scott, and JGU’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor C. Raj Kumar. The University has continued its commitment to forging strong relationships with India with the announcement of two new

NTEU application for Protected Action Ballot Order - Intranet

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NTEU application for Protected Action Ballot Order. 23 March 2022. Following the resumption of bargaining for a new Enterprise Agreement last week, the NTEU have begun the process of taking industrial action by applying for a Protected Action Ballot Order from the Fair Work Commission. This means that in coming weeks, NTEU members will receive communications from a ballot company (TrueVote) and a ballot seeking endorsement of industrial action by 12 April, including strike action. The

Permissions and release forms - Intranet

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Permissions and release forms. Any time you photograph, film or interview someone for a University publication or communication, you need to make sure they sign a talent release form, even if it will be used on internal channels only. The release form states that they give permission for their image, audio or words to be used on your website and/or in printed material. It's good practice to ask subjects to sign a release form in advance so they have an opportunity to raise any concerns and you

FMH Wins 13 March - Intranet

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FMH Wins 13 March. 13 March 2023. Achievements from around the faculty this week. FMH academics and alumni awarded Fullbright Scholarships. Congratulations to the following Faculty of Medicine and Health researchers who were awarded 2023 Fullbright Scholarships. Dr Oliver Cronin. Westmead Clinical School. Dr Oliver Cronin is a gastroenterologist at Westmead Clinical School. Dr Cronin is currently completing additional subspecialty training in Therapeutic Interventional Endoscopy at Westmead

Professor Katharine Steinbeck ARCHER study - Intranet

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Discoveries in adolescent study prove it's going to be either a smooth or bumpy puberty hormone ride . Professor Kate Steinbeck and her multidisciplinary adolescent health research team at Westmead Children's Hospital recently published this foundational work on puberty hormones. Professor Kate Steinbeck. The study discovered that adolescents can go through either a smooth or bumpy pathway of hormone change during puberty, a finding which has never been described before. This hormonal change

Sydney Listens deadline extended - Intranet

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For further information about the survey, including details about privacy and confidentiality, see our Sydney Listens intranet page.

Farewell Stephen Phillips, Vice-President (Operations) - Intranet

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Farewell Stephen Phillips, Vice-President (Operations). 2 February 2024. The Vice-Chancellor and President wrote to all staff to share that Stephen Phillips will be departing the University in April, after nearly seven years of leading strategic initiatives that have underpinned our teaching and research mission. Dear colleagues,. I am writing to let you know that Stephen Phillips has told me that after considerable deliberation, he feels it is now the right time for him to leave his position

Sydney awarded $18.4 million for national quantum centre - Intranet

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Sydney awarded $18.4 million for national quantum centre. 3 May 2024. Funding accelerates future of computing. The Australian Government has awarded $18.4 million to Sydney to establish Quantum Australia to help grow the quantum industry and ecosystem in Australia. “Quantum technologies of the future will lift our capacity to tackle major global challenges, and we want Australia to remain at the forefront of this transformative work.” said Professor Emma Johnston, Deputy Vice-Chancellor

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