What is UniBuy?
UniBuy is the way the University buys goods and services: it provides a user interface for the entire procurement lifecycle from sourcing a supplier, creating and administering contracts, raising requisitions, approving expenditure through to ordering and receipting those goods and services. The centrally managed Procurement Operating Model explains the way that the University procures goods and services using UniBuy.
UniBuy excludes the buying of lab reagents and lab consumables. These will continue to be purchased and managed through current buying processes until MyLab is available.
You can also see the UniBuy support and training pages on the staff intranet.
Getting started in SydneyFMS - internal users
SydneyFMS (Facility Management System) is a new platform that will provide a single point of visibility and access to research facilities, equipment and services across approximately 20 different areas of the University.
Researchers will use SydneyFMS to book instruments, digital services and staff engagements at the University's Core Research Facilities and Laboratory Animal Services, as well as facilities operated by Technical Support Services (TSS), faculties and multi-disciplinary initiatives.
Over 2025, SydneyFMS will gradually replace the various legacy booking systems used by these facilities.
For all Invigilators emloyment inquiries please advise callers to email [email protected]
Inquiries about eligibility for enrolment are accepted at any time. Please note that we do not process applications, these are processed through Sydney Student
When to use a payment request
This guide provides examples for each of the transaction types that a payment request applies to.
See our Guide to submitting payment requests and What is the difference between a purchase requisition and a payment request?
Before you submit a Payment Request
See below for the details needed from the payee (person to be paid) to submit a payment request.
What is Mathematica?
Mathematica offers an interactive classroom experience that helps students explore and grasp concepts, plus gives faculty the tools they need to:
- easily create supporting course materials,
- assignments, and
- presentations.
Rather than requiring different toolkits for different jobs, Mathematica integrates the world's largest collection of:
- algorithms,
- high-performance computing capabilities,
- and a powerful visualization engine in one coherent system.
This makes it ideal for academic research in just about any discipline.
How to connect a University-managed devices to the SydNet6 network
This article is about connecting a University-managed device to the SydNet6 network.
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What is the Virtual Private Network (VPN)?
A Virtual Private Network (VPN) provides individuals secure access to the University network.
Provision of full general practitioner services and emergency medical care to the University community
Submit a milestone in myResearch Ethics
This guide explains how staff and higher degree research (HDR) students can submit and resubmit a milestone in myResearch Ethics. For a visual guide, watch our tutorial video for an overview of these steps.
Milestones include progress reports, final reports, annual animal use reports, provisos and actions - which are due at specific timepoints.
University-supported research data platforms: Features and comparisons
The University provides and supports a suite of different tools to aid with managing your research data. Each of these platforms have specific uses and strengths.
Criteria for Traditional Publication Types: B1 – Book Chapters
The Sydney Research Collection (SRC) comprises information on all research published by staff, students, and honorary associates.
For the purposes of this collection the University will apply the ERA definition of Research.
Research is defined as the creation of new knowledge and/or the use of existing knowledge in a new and creative way so as to generate new concepts, methodologies and understandings.
All research publications that meet the eligibility criteria are collected in IRMA.
The 4 main publication types for traditional research outputs are:
- Books – Authored Research (A1)
- Book Chapters – Commercial Publisher (B1)
- Journal Articles – Refereed, Scholarly Journal (C1)
- Conference Proceedings – Full Paper Refereed (E1)
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