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Cyber Security Policy 2019

Except to the extent that a contrary intention is expressed, this policy binds the University, staff, students and affiliates. ... a) the University, its staff, affiliates and students;. (b) any visitor, including any contractor, using or accessing the University’s ICT resources; and.

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Faculty of Medicine and Health - Core Research Equipment and Infrastructure Provisions 2019

FACULTY OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH CORE RESEARCH EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY PROVISIONS 2019 _______________________________________________________________________. 1 Purpose and application. (1) These provisions apply to:. (a) staff, students and affiliates in the Faculty of Medicine

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Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences - Anoymous Marking Provisions 2018

2) Unit of study assignment descriptions must explicitly instruct students to identify written assessment tasks using their student identification numbers, not their names. ... 19496/592756_1. FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES – ANONYMOUS MARKING PROVISIONS 2018 _______________________________________________________________________. 1 Rationale. (1) The Assessment Procedures 2011 requires that, in the assessment of written work, students be identified

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Quick contents Purpose and application Definitions Schedule 1 Schedule ...

3.5 Responsible Obligation Owners. 3.6 Responsible Managers. 3.7 Staff, affiliates and students. ... ii) oversee responses to compliance issues. 3.7 Staff, affiliates and students (1) Staff, affiliates and students are responsible for:.

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Faculty of Law - Office Allocations Provisions 2013

14) All LLB/JD students undertaking research work in the faculty must be located in Room 303, to ensure security and confidentiality within faculty office areas.

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Confirmation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Identity Policy 2015

3 Policy is binding. Except to the extent that a contrary intention is expressed, this policy binds the University, staff, students and affiliates. ... 5 Application. This policy applies to staff, students and affiliates. 6 Definitions.

Research students - Intranet

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The Service is open for visits: 9.00am to 4.00pm Monday - Friday The Service operates Monday to Friday throughout the year, closed for Public Holidays

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Assistance and representation to undergraduate students on education and welfare matters, discrimination, legal advice, tenancy. Secondhand Bookshop. Interest free loans. Publisher of student newspaper Honi Soit and other publications.

Student Service Excellent (SSE) aims to provide all students with a consistent, convenient, personalised experience. Inline with optimal Student Lifecycle Management (SLM), SSE also aims to provide staff with improved support to make clear decisions, reduce risks and spend more time on valuable student facing activities. To achieve this, Student Service Excellence will look at what is the best approach to managing the student lifecycle from the student's perspective and what is possible from a system perspective.

Location A14 - Quadrangle The University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia (A14)

Thommy manages the university’s portfolio of international agreements, with a particular focus on agreements that formalise the university’s education, student mobility and general partnerships. Thommy works closely with faculties to support focused and strategic international engagement, and he has a keen interest in partnership evaluation and benchmarking. A recent focus for Thommy has been on securing joint PhD (Cotutelle) and dual degree arrangements with key university partners. With a background in legal private practice, Thommy holds a Juris Doctor from the University of Technology, Sydney and Bachelor of Arts (Hons) from the University of Queensland.

Location G02 - Jane Foss Russell Building The University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia (G02)

Frequently Asked Questions: Identity Governance and Administration (IGA)

Identity governance and administration (IGA) is a policy-based approach to identity management and access control. IGA allows the University to grant, review and remove access to systems, applications, and devices securely and easily.

IGA provides a centralised view of identity management for UniKey account provisioning and access to University of Sydney systems.

Key benefits 
  1. Streamlined onboarding process, improving the experience of people joining our University. 
  2. Alignment between various identity source systems (Sydney Student, Human Resources, etc.) so that people have the right access at the right time, and that there is consistent information across our systems. 
  3. Improved identity management and security – keeping our University and your information safe from cyber security attacks. 
  4. Introduction of automated regular ‘user access reviews’ for selected key applications later in 2023. 
 

 

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Student Enquiries to be directed to Student Services A27 - Edward Ford Building: Please note Reception is NOT OPEN Monday morning or Friday afternoon Student Office hours: Monday: 1 - 5pm Tuesday to Thursday: 9am to 5pm Friday: 9am - 1pm

University of Sydney Union Link Edit

Providing social and recreational services to the University community. USU switch office hours: Outside of semester: Tues and Thurs, 11-3pm 9.30am - 5pm (during semester)

Dr. Artem Lensky is an interdisciplinary expert with over 20 years of experience in mathematical modeling, software development, data and signal analysis, and cryptography, with notable projects in defense, healthcare, and industry. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer and Electrical Engineering from the University of Ulsan, South Korea, and has pursued advanced studies in Applied Mathematics at Johns Hopkins University. Currently, Dr. Lensky is a Lecturer at UNSW Canberra, where he teaches and conducts research in defense technologies. He also serves as an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney, focusing on medical sciences and chemical sensing. As the founder of Lensky Analytics, he leads a private trading engine and provides analytical services across various industries. Dr. Lensky has led significant government-funded projects, including a $500,000 initiative on AI-powered electronic noses for detecting improvised explosive devices, and has contributed extensively to academic literature with publications in machine learning, natural language processing, quantitative finance, neuroscience, and robotics. He is also known for his development of several influential software tools and educational platforms. In addition to his research and development work, Dr. Lensky has a strong background in teaching and curriculum development, supervising multiple Ph.D. and Masters' projects, and engaging in outreach programs for gifted students.

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