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Fast Track Contracts - Intranet

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Fast Track Contracts. The University is simplifying its approach to low-risk contracts. The first wave of Fast Track Contracts have now been released, with a focus on research contracts. If these are well received, the Office of General Counsel plans to scale the range of contracts further. Fast Track Contracts offer:. new look contracts with simple and easy to understand contract terms,. a user-friendly, automated app that guides you from request to signature, with real-time visibility on

What's on at FMH 12 July 2021 - Intranet

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What's on at FMH 12 July 2021. 12 July 2021. What's on at FMH is our fortnightly events digest. Find out what's happening around the faculty this month, how to register and what to catch up on. Coming up this month. Continuing Professional Development (CPD) - Speed networking. Thursday 15 July, 3-4pm. Bringing together educators, researchers and scholars in health professions education with a range of experiencesfor an intensive (and fun) mutual introduction, this is an opportunity for

An update on today's payroll processing delay - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2024/03/21/an-update-on-todays-payroll-processing-delay.html

We have published responses to some of the most frequently asked questions myself and my team have received today on the intranet, which you can view on the pay and benefits

Services - Intranet

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Services. Across the University, a number of staff in Professional Services Units provide support to the Faculty of Medicine and Health. Find HR, finance, ICT and COS information and contacts on our Partners in University Portfolios on the FMH Staff Knowledge Hub. See below for links to service area information and contacts. Service Areas. Multiple, see below. Alumni and Development. Alumni and Supporter Relations Office. 61 2 9036 9222. Key contacts in Alumni and development:. Sydney Dental

Changes to mode of attendance - Intranet

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Changes to mode of attendance. Changing your mode of attendance means changing from a full to part time load or vice versa. You can apply to make this change by logging into RECS. Once approved, your latest submission date will be updated accordingly. Please contact HDRAC for help or advice. Scholarship Holders. The University applies the RTP Stipend (formerly APA) rule to all postgraduate research stipends. This rule states that a part-time scholarship can only be approved in exceptional

More students succeeding through early feedback and targeted support - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2024/08/23/support-for-students-policy-semester-1-2024-outcomes.html

More students succeeding through early feedback and targeted support. 23 August 2024. Work across the University to implement our new Support for Students Policy has led to a significant decrease in students failing first year units in Semester 1. In response to an amendment last year to the Higher Education Support Act (HESA), in Semester 1 this year we introduced our Support for Students Policy 2023, which aims to improve academic and non-academic support for students at risk of not

Temporary interruptions during Welcome Fest - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2021/02/15/temporary-interruptions-welcome-fest.html

Temporary interruptions during Welcome Fest. 15 February 2021. The University of Sydney Union's (USU) Welcome Fest on 1-4 March may cause noise, parking and traffic disruptions in some areas of the Camperdown Campus. The USU’s Welcome Fest will be held from Monday 1 March to Thursday 4 March. With up to 90 stalls being erected and heavily increased foot traffic, there will be temporary interruptions from 10am until 3pm each day in the following areas:. Eastern Avenue. Law Lawns. University

October - Intranet

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. 2017 research compacts in Science. 17 October 2016. With the new 'Sydney Research Excellence Initiative 2020' (SREI 2020) now open for applications, Associate Dean (Research) Professor Jacqui Matthews provides an update on funding allocations for projects in Science set out in the 2017 research compacts.

Withdrawing - Intranet

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Withdrawing. If you are thinking of withdrawing from your studies, you are highly encouraged to speak with your Supervisor and Academic Leader in the first instance to ensure this is the best option for you. If you’ve decided to withdraw entirely from your current studies, you will need to discontinue your course through Sydney Student (go to ‘My studies’, ‘Course details’, then ‘Discontinue your course’). Once your request is approved, you will automatically be removed from your

FMH Wins 20 January - Intranet

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FMH Wins 20 January. 20 January 2025. Achievements from around the faculty this week. Australian Stroke and Heart Research Accelerator Annual Partnering Summit. This year’s Australian Stroke and Heart Research Accelerator (ASHRA) annual Partnering Summit included poster presentations from 16 early and mid-career researchers (EMCRs). Faculty of Medicine and Health EMCRs were awarded three of the five prizes:. Drugs/Therapeutics Prize: Dr Leila Reyes, Defining the target product profile of low

Boost your mood with a dose of nature - Intranet

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Boost your mood with a dose of nature. 11 October 2024. With 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. Most of us know that walking in a park, or along one of our stunning NSW coastal walks, or spending time at the beach makes us feel good. It just does. Whether it’s the salty air, or the quiet bushland, the opportunity to see

How we keep our campuses and community safe  - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2022/08/11/how-we-keep-our-campuses-and-community-safe.html

How we keep our campuses and community safe. 11 August 2022. Our Protective Services team, equipped with freshly branded vehicles, play a key role to maintain safety on campus for all staff and students. Our Protective Services team, part of Central Operations and Services (COS), has personnel working on our campuses 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Proactive patrols, concierge and safety escort services,and a variety of security technologies assist in ensuring the safety of

Embedding expressions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture on campus - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2020/09/01/walanga-wingara-mura-design-principles.html

Embedding expressions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture on campus. 1 September 2020. The University has introduced new design principles to support the visual and tangible expression of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural frameworks on campus. An artist's impression of the Illawarra flame tree, planted as a companion for the new jacaranda in the Quadrangle. The new Walanga Wingara Mura Design Principles (pdf, 3.1MB) were developed by the Walanga Design Principles

Awards and grants - Intranet

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FASS Teaching and Learning Awards. Overview. Engagement in the teaching and learning awards program can be beneficial for all educators – continuing, fixed-term and casual colleagues. The purpose of our teaching award program is to recognise the outstanding dedication and impactful work of educators in our FASS community, celebrating educators who surpass expectations in the classroom. The value of these awards extends beyond the monetary prize; they serve as commendable evidence for career

Sydney experts put gender equitable and sustainable recovery on the OECD agenda - Intranet

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Sydney experts put gender equitable and sustainable recovery on the OECD agenda. 22 September 2021. Sydney researchers Professor Rae Cooper, Associate Professor Elizabeth Hill and Dr Frances Flanagan outline four building blocks for a gender equitable and sustainable recovery in an article for the OECD Forum Network. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Forum virtual event titled Building a Gender Equal Recovery took place earlier this year on 28 April. The OECD

Message from the Vice-Chancellor regarding the Provost - Intranet

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Message from the Vice-Chancellor regarding the Provost. 18 August 2020. Professor Barbara Messerle has resigned as Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor and will finish at the University on 8 September 2020. The Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Dr Michael Spence, sent the following email to senior colleagues on Monday 17 August:. Dear colleagues,. I am writing to let you know that late last week Professor Messerle informed me that she has decided to resign from her role as Provost and Deputy

Cyber security updates while working from home - Intranet

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Venue hire - Intranet

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Venue hire. Staff can hire a range of University facilities suitable for functions, meetings, conferences, lunches or trainings. These facilities can be hired for work and non-work-related functions. Below is a list of the main available venues and booking details. Venues managed by the University. Venue (building code). Location. Facilities. Make a booking. Eastern Avenue Complex (F19). Eastern Avenue, Camperdown Campus. Lecture theatre. Foyer space. University Venues. Level 1, Services

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