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Postgraduate courses

https://www.sydney.edu.au/study/study-options/postgraduate-courses.html

Advance your career, pursue your passion and gain a higher qualification with a postgraduate degree.

School of Art Communication and English - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/arts/schools/school-of-art-communication-and-english.html

We offer focused study opportunities in many exciting subject areas including art history, art curating, creative writing, literature, digital cultures, film studies, media and communications, museum and heritage studies, performance studies, ... Visit the School of Art, Communication and English team site for the SACE Executive Committee, School Research Committee, English Board and Film Studies Management and Curriculum Committee.

Casual staff - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/employment/casual-staff.html

Note that this includes Higher Degree Research (HDR) students. Reflecting the criteria for HDR student exceptions in the system is very complex so in the short term this exception will be

Ordering scheduled drugs from MyLab

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For Schedule 2, 3 and 4 drugs, please follow the appropriate guide below. Type In orders for these drugs can be processed at the same time as Type In orders for high risk drugs.

 

High risk scheduled drugs: Schedule 4D, Schedule 8 and Schedule 9, require extra documents and approvals.

For an S4D, S8 or S9 order to be processed the Authority Holder/Responsible Drugs Overseer will need an entry in the High Risk Drug Databank, which provides High Risk Approvers and the MyLab team access to your:

  • NSW Authority to Possess S8 or S9 drugs
  • High Risk and Restricted Chemicals Risk Assessment & Approval (HIRAC) form
  • Safe Work Procedure (SWP)
  • Authorised user list

 

Refer to the scheduled drugs management intranet page for the steps to complete prior to placing an order and links to templates (e.g. HIRAC and SWP) and guides.

Ensure you have organised a drug register, secure storage and a restricted virtual space in MyLab for your high risk items prior to placing any orders. Drugs must be safely transported to their storage location when you collect your order.

Drugs that are acquired for zero cost must be

Dr Fiona Tang Link Edit

Postgraduate Research Student, School of Civil Engineering
Email [email protected]
Phone +61 2 9036 6385 Additional phone numbers
Location J05 - Civil Engineering The University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia (J05)
Website sydney.edu.au/engineering/people/fiona.tang.php

How to review my units in the Disability Academic Plans Portal

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See below information for instructions on how to review what units you have access to in the Disability Academic Plans portal.

Note: Access to academic plans is based on your access rights.

What are some tips for using the eNotebook?

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When using the eNotebook, knowing about certain features and practices can enhance your experience and help you manage your research data more easily.

Programs, placements and internships - Faculty of Medicine Link Edit

Faculty of Medicine and Health

Clinical placements and internships Placements and internships give students the opportunity to contribute to an organisation and make connections with healthcare professionals in your field. Develop your knowledge and skills in practical contexts and create a pathway for your future career. Please use the URL above for all information.

Phone +61 1800 SYD UNI (1800 793 864) (in Australia) +61 2 8627 1444 (outside Australia) Additional phone numbers
Location A27 - Edward Ford Building The University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia (A27)
Website www.sydney.edu.au/medicin...nts-and-internships.html

Running a clinical trial at the University - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/research-support/managing-research/running-a-clinical-trial.html

I'm not sure if my proposed research study is a clinical trial. ... A clinical trial is any research study that prospectively assigns human participants or groups of humans to one or more health-related interventions to evaluate the effects on health outcomes.

First Aid - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/science/operations/whs/first-aid.html

be a staff member, HDR student or Honours student in the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. ... First Aid. The Faculty of Science sponsors first aid training for staff, HDR and Honours students that are required to provide first aid to support Faculty of Science operations.

How to add additional activities (scheduled, unscheduled and sub-activities)

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The below process is used for adding:

  • Scheduled activities not listed in the timetable to a date/time and number of weeks, e.g. required meeting.
  • Unscheduled activities that are non-timetabled activity hours to the semester or weeks, e.g. marking. This also includes the use of flex time.
  • Sub-activities to include staff members attending lectures, tutorials etc.

Responsibilities

The OTA Allocator role is responsible for:

  1. Monitoring allocation progress and class coverage 
  2. Ensuring allocations in OTA are updated in line with academic decision maker updates, including associated paycodes
  3. Communicating timings and deadlines to academic decision makers 
  4. Submitting allocations for review and approval 

Note: Allocator role responsibilities may differ slightly based on your local area requirements

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Create a sub-activity and assign a casual academic

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Work Allocation and Timesheet Guidelines - Casual professional staff including casual shift workers

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For casual professional staff, including casual shift workers.

To increase awareness of the EA requirements around engaging and paying casual professional staff, the following business rules are summarised here for managers (including staff allocating work to casual employees and approving timesheets) and casual professional staff (including casual shift workers).

Please review and action these rules, noting that the vast majority of casual professional employment falls within the 3-hour minimum engagement requirements. EA compliance is a University-wide requirement. We all need to work together to implement consistent and effective controls to ensure we meet our obligations.

Opting out of lecture recordings at the University

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Lectures and seminars scheduled in rooms equipped with recording capability will automatically be recorded and the recordings will be added to the unit of study website on the LMS unless an opt-out has been authorised.

Staff who wish to opt out of having their lectures automatically recorded need to seek approval from their Dean or, in some instances, their Head of School.

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