Mendelssohn's Psalm's and Nicolai's Te ...
Hear two beautiful Mendelssohn Psalms, followed by Nicolai’s great Te Deum. Concert at the ... Read more
Hear two beautiful Mendelssohn Psalms, followed by Nicolai’s great Te Deum. Concert at the ... Read more
Join us for the Sydney Southeast Asia Centre’s annual Politics in Action Forum, bringing ... Read more
What will we create with virtual reality? Delve into the world of virtual reality, which ... Read more
We are proud to host the 22nd biennial conference of the Asian Studies Association of ... Read more
This exhibition introduces materials relating to China’s avant-garde held in the University of Sydney Library collections, including the East Asian Collection and the Schaeffer Fine Arts Library.
Come and visit this joint exhibition between the Library, University Museums and the University Archives to commemorate the inscription of the Anthropological Field Research and Teaching Records, University of Sydney, 1926-1956 into the UNESCO Memory of the World Australian Register.
This event brings together a panel of experts to discuss how the Australian healthcare system is a major contributor to the nation's carbon footprint.
In the Library's Rare Bites series Assoc Prof Catherine Storey investigates Thomas Willis’ Cerebri anatome – a book famous for its drawings and new medical concepts. #rarebites
Tom Russell is a Professor in the Faculty of Education at Queen’s University, Canada. His research focuses on how people learn to teach, with particular attention to how beginning teachers learn from their practicum experiences.
Join us for an evening lecture by Emeritus Professor Sasha Grishin.
Four panellists explore what it means to 'unpack privilege' from different perspectives, in order to open up a conversation and bring the issues involved to the forefront of everyone's workplace and personal agendas.
This annual lecture honours the memory of Dr Diana Temple AM, a former member of the University of Sydney community and an advocate for the role of women in Science. The lecture will be presented by Professor Caprice Greenberg.
Join us at the Nicholson Museum for our 2018 free Saturday lecture series Postcards from the Past.
Join fellow University of Sydney graduates and guests for a special alumni networking event in Hong Kong.
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