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A message from the Vice-Chancellor and President - Intranet

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Vice-Chancellor congratulates award winners for excellence. 5 December 2023. Vice-Chancellor and President, Mark Scott, celebrates the University's achievements at the 2023 Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence. Dear colleagues,. On Monday I had the pleasure of presenting the 2023 Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Excellence. More than 95 talented, collaborative, and dedicated colleagues from across the University were recognised for their wonderful contributions in celebrations held in the

University continues to decrease gender pay gap - Intranet

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University continues to decrease gender pay gap. 13 October 2021. The University of Sydney continues to make progress in reducing the gender pay gap, 2021 reporting shows. The University of Sydney is committed to workforce diversity and inclusion, and each year reports to the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) on our progress towards improving gender equality and outcomes for both women and men in the workplace. On 13 July 2021, the University provided information about our workplace

2020 Flu Shot: how to get your free vaccination - Intranet

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2020 Flu Shot: how to get your free vaccination. 27 March 2020. The University is offering free flu vaccinations to all staff (continuing, fixed term and casuals) with three different options for staff to choose from:. On campus vaccination. You can consult the vaccination schedule for a date and time convenient to you and make a booking for an on-campus vaccination which will be administered by the highly experienced immunisation team at Australian Vaccine Services (AVS). Priceline, Amcal and

Goods & Services Tax (GST) - Intranet

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Goods & Services Tax (GST). Goods and Services Tax (GST) is charged at the rate of 10 percent on the supply of most goods and services consumed in Australia. The University charges GST on goods and services provided to external customers. It also pays GST on goods and services received from external suppliers, but claims GST input credits from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) for these transactions. Internal transactions between faculties or units are not subject to GST because external

Information Access - Intranet

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Information Access. As a public institution established under NSW legislation, the University is subject to the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009(NSW)(GIPA Act). The GIPA Act:. authorises and encourages the proactive release of University information . gives members of the public an enforceable right of access to University information. provides that access to information is restricted only when there is an overriding public interest against disclosure. Access decisions are made

Improving the diets of captive carnivores - Intranet

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Improving the diets of captive carnivores. 17 July 2014. School of Biological Sciences. An exciting collaboration between the University of Sydney and the Taronga Conservation Society will study the eating behaviour of captive dunnarts, quolls and devils. The Australia Research Council has recently awarded Linkage funding to a project involving the University's School of Biological Sciences, Charles Perkins Centre, Faculty of Veterinary Science and Discipline of Physiology.

Staying safe on campus this semester - Intranet

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Staying safe on campus this semester. 20 March 2023. Central Operations Services (COS) and Protective Services play an important role in ensuring our campuses are safe to access. Here are steps you can take to help ensure we all have a safe and enjoyable campus experience. The safety of our University is everyone's responsibility. With the support of Central Operations Services (COS) and Protective Services, here are steps you can take to help ensure our campuses remain safe. Keeping our

Unit Approval System now open - Intranet

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Unit Approval System now open. Unit Approval System for 2018 Units of Study now open. Dear Colleagues,. The Unit Approval System (UAS) is now open for all new and revised Undergraduate and Postgraduate Units of Study to be taught in 2018. The system is accessible by unikey and password via this link:. These are the deadlines for units in this approvals round:. All 4000-level Honours units to be taught in 2018 must be submitted by Friday 24 February 2017. New and revised units at 1000, 2000 and

Opportunities in research commercialisation - Intranet

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Opportunities in research commercialisation. 26 September 2022. The Faculty of Medicine and Health proudly welcomes Dr Julius Juarez back to Sydney University, where he completed his PhD and launched his research career. Returning at an opportune time, he is ready to contribute to the growth of accelerated research translation, industry-academic collaborations and commercialisation that the Sydney Biomedical Accelerator promises. His research experience, combined with extensive pharmaceutical

Vice-Chancellor reflects on the importance of LGBTIQ+ inclusion for Wear it Purple Day - Intranet

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Vice-Chancellor reflects on the importance of LGBTIQ+ inclusion for Wear it Purple Day. 26 August 2022. Read Vice-Chancellor Mark Scott’s reflections on LGBTIQ+ inclusion from Wear it Purple Day, and catch up on the recording with students and staff exploring what visibility and inclusion looks like to them. Recently a wave of purple came over the University in acknowledgement and celebration of Wear It Purple Day. Our community also came together online to hear from a panel of students and

Mentimeter - Intranet

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Mentimeter. The online polling tool Mentimeter is now available for all University of Sydney staff. Mentimeter can be used to provide instant feedback during lectures and classes, or embedded on Canvas to provide interactivity during asynchronous online learning. You can use Mentimeter to build questions, polls, quizzes or even design slides, with images, gifs and more for an engaging and fun presentation. When you present, your audience uses their smartphones to connect to the presentation

Westmead CASB Five Minutes With... - Intranet

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Five minutes with Tamsin Sridher, CASB Transition Program Manager. 12 June 2025. The University is preparing to move into our new staff and student space in the Central Acute Services Building (CASB) at the Westmead campus. We chat to Tamsin Sridher, Program Manager to learn more about how the University is creating an education space in the heart of the Westmead Health Precinct. 1. What is the Central Acute Services Building (CASB)? The CASB is a new hospital building at the Westmead campus,

Re-commencement of Enterprise Agreement negotiations - Intranet

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We commit to keeping you fully informed throughout the negotiation process and there is a dedicated section of the intranet that contains:.

Revised change proposal - Intranet

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FMH Wins 25 March - Intranet

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FMH Wins 25 March. 25 March 2024. Achievements from around the faculty this week. Board game elevates the School of Rural Health student experience. Looking for a unique way to engage students in the many facets of health disparity and inequity in rural Australia? Staff across the faculty's schools and precincts created a board game! FMH-led research garners over $1M in Prostate Cancer Foundation Challenge Award. Congratulations to Professor Vanessa Hayes who last week, with her all-female team

Meet our Rural Health Leaders: Professor Deb Jones - Intranet

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Meet our Rural Health Leaders: Professor Deb Jones. 17 July 2023. Marking the launch of our 2023-2027 Rural Health Strategy, we spoke with Professor Deb Jones who leads the School of Rural Health (Broken Hill) which operates across Wilyakali, Paakantyi, Wongaibon, Ngemba, Muruwari, Yuwaalaraay, Gunu, Gamilaraayn, Barranbinya, Paakantyi, Maraura, Latje Latje, Muthi Muthi and Tati Tati lands. That’s what rural and remote NSW means for me, belonging and being afforded the privilege of

Job crafting your way to better workplace wellbeing - Intranet

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Job crafting your way to better workplace wellbeing. 28 October 2024. 'Job crafting' is a way of designing work that can provide many benefits to our working lives. With many of us focused on wrapping up current priorities while also planning for 2025, this is a good time to think about how job crafting might support sustainable approaches to work as we move through a busy period. ‘Job crafting’ describes proactively making small, informal changes to the way that work is done, with benefits

Additional support available for colleagues and students - Intranet

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Additional support available for colleagues and students. 4 July 2024. Our Student Wellbeing and Health & Wellbeing teams have arranged additional support for colleagues and students to support them following Tuesday's attack on our campus. We understand there may be colleagues or students who are particularly affected due to their proximity to Tuesday’s attack on our campus, and we have specialist support available to assist. Learn more about accessing staff and student support below.

Professor Stephen Garton AM retires after 35 years of service to our community - Intranet

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Professor Stephen Garton AM retires after 35 years of service to our community. 20 October 2022. The University of Sydney celebrates Professor Stephen Garton AM as one of our most important and influential leaders of recent years, recognising his intellect, unwavering sense of humour, commitment and contribution to collegial leadership. Professor Stephen Garton AM at his farewell in the Great Hall. Professor Stephen Garton’s long career at the University began when he worked as a weekend

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