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Celebrating culture: The 2023 Arthur and Hilda Winch Lecture. 16 November 2023. This Friday, we commemorate the fourth Arthur and Hilda Winch Lecture, an event that celebrates our commitment to sharing the rich tapestry of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture at the University of Sydney. Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Strategy and Services). Step into a captivating journey through time as the annual Arthur and Hilda Winch Lecture series unfolds its
ARC Linkage Program Grant Win. 29 March 2022. Congratulations to Professor Peter Tuthill and Professor Celine Boehm for their successful Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Project grant win - The worlds next door: terrestrial exoplanets with the TOLIMAN space mission. Their project aims to to explore our nearest neighbour star system, Alpha Centauri, for the first time probing for exoplanets with physical characteristics that resemble those of Earth. The finding of any such world,
Join the Faculty of Science 10,000 Steps Challenge! 10 August 2020. Registrations are now open for the Faculty of Science 10,000 Steps Challenge! Feeling like you don't move enough during the day while working from home? Looking to improve your physical activity levels? This spring, between 7 September and 30 October, the Faculty of Science will be holding its inaugural 10,000 Step Challenge. Join a team of five colleagues and compete to see who can accumulate the most steps during the challenge
Kate Joliffe, Head of School, School of Chemistry, has featured on the intranet 'Five minutes with' series.
Future leaders of pharmacy. 29 November 2021. Engaging students beyond the classroom, the Pharmacy Leaders Program develops leadership skills for pharmacy students. Launched in Sydney Pharmacy School by Associate Professor Nial Wheate in 2019 and further developed by Academic Director – Student Life Dr Joanna Harnett who has coordinated the program for the last 2 years with the support of dedicated academics and professional staff, pharmacy students who choose to enrol have 24 months to
Farewell Professors Richard Smith and Roger Stancliffe. 21 January 2020. The Sydney School of Health Sciences fondly farewells Professor Richard Smith and Professor Roger Stancliffe and is grateful for their hard work and dedication to students and staff in Health Sciences. Richard commenced with the University in 1991, first as Head of the Biomechanics Division in the Department of Biomedical Sciences and later as Professor in Exercise and Sport Science. Richard’s research is in the field of
Using the student voice to drive educational change. 10 October 2024. The 2024 Student Voice Australasia Summit and Symposium, hosted by the University, highlighted the transformative power of student voices in reshaping teaching and learning. The University of Sydney hosted the 2024 Student Voice Australasia (SVA) Summit and Symposium from 19–20 September, bringing together more than 200 students and staff from 27 tertiary institutions across the region. The Summit and Symposium explored the
Celebrating 100 years of welcoming international students to the University of Sydney. 24 August 2023. To celebrate our diverse international student community, we're hosting a range of events and activities throughout Semester 2. A century ago, the University of Sydney welcomed the first international students to our community. Since then, students from more than 135 different countries continue to choose our University, building our rich and diverse community on campus as well as our active,
Celebrating our remarkable rise in the QS World University Rankings. 28 June 2023. Vice-Chancellor and President Mark Scott has written to staff to acknowledge the University's 22-place rise to rank as one of the top 20 universities in the world. Dear colleagues,. I’m delighted to celebrate the news of our 2024 QS World University Rankings announced today. The University of Sydney has climbed an impressive 22 places globally to rank as one of the top 20 universities in the world. This marks a
Nominations for the 2023 Alumni Awards close soon. 2 November 2022. Celebrate the graduates who are leading global changes in multiple areas such as teaching, architecture and business. Alumni Awards. One of the greatest achievements of the University are its alumni and the work they have gone on to do. So, each year we look forward to recognising their contributions to our community and the world. The Alumni Awards were established over 40 years ago and have a proud history of celebrating the
Reminder to plan annual leave. 14 September 2022. As we head towards the end of the year, all staff are encouraged to plan a break and schedule annual leave. After a busy start to Semester 2, and as we approach the end of the year, it is important for our wellbeing that we maintain our physical and mental health by taking time to relax and recharge. One way to do this is to take regular breaks using annual leave. Now is a good time to plan and apply for annual leave. We can consider taking one
Update on Professional staff component of the Career and Capability Framework. 1 February 2022. Staff feedback on the professional component of the Career and Capability Framework (CCF) has been incorporated in the CCF, supporting resources and the implementation plan. In 2021 colleagues were invited to provide feedback on the professional staff component of the Career and Capability Framework (CCF). A common theme of the feedback received was around the capability descriptors and how they
Celebrating a life of leadership in Infectious Diseases. 27 June 2022. Join us on Thursday 30 June to celebrate Professor Tania Sorrell’s four decades of invaluable service and contribution to the Faculty of Medicine and Health with the publishing of a Festschrift. Professor Tania Sorrell AM (Click to enlarge). Professor Sorrell is an internationally renowned infectious diseases physician and medical mycologist whose research focuses on invasive fungal infections. Her prominence has gained
The results of the survey are available on the intranet.
Register now for one-on-one Zoom training sessions. 7 April 2020. UPDATE Friday 17 April: Registrations have reopened for training sessions starting from w/c 20 April. If you are using Zoom for meetings or events, these online one-on-one sessions with an AV specialist will guide you through its different uses including:. getting started with Zoom. video and audio settings. security features and setup. guarding your session against uninvited participants. how to participate in breakout rooms.
New one-stop shop for researcher development. 21 March 2025. Whether you’re an early career researcher or further along in your career, the Researcher Development Hub gathers advice, training, resources and events you need to help you progress your research career. The Research Portfolio has today opened a new ‘one-stop-shop’ professional development website for researchers that will serve as the University’s central hub for opportunities and resources to further research careers. The
Our team. The program was delivered in a partnership model with faculty leaders supported by a dedicated program team. Faculty leaders. Professor Robyn Ward AM FAHMS – Executive Dean. Sara Brown – Faculty General Manager. Claire Griffith – Faculty Program Manager. Professor Mark Rees – Deputy Executive Dean (Research Partnerships). Professor Deborah Black – Associate Dean, Student Life. Professor Macdonald Christie – Associate Dean, Research. Professor Victoria Cogger – Associate
Non Technical Competencies. Strong leadership capability is critical for ensuring the University of Sydney delivers its goals and strategy, in particular, its aspiration for a culture that is both supportive and challenging built on our University values of:. excellence. trust. accountabilty. The following list of industry aligned and ICT-tailored non-technical competencies has been developed to assist you in knowing where to focus your development:. leadership. influence. relationship
Building a stronger University together: Sydney Listens results sharing and action planning update. 27 August 2024. Across the University we've begun the process of action planning in response to feedback from our 2024 staff engagement survey, Sydney Listens. Read more about the consideration being given to local area results and our plans to balance our local and institutional efforts. Since the results of our annual staff engagement survey, Sydney Listens, were released in June, local leaders
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