Connections...
Like currents between islands archipelagos, objects forge connections between museums around the world.... Read more
Like currents between islands archipelagos, objects forge connections between museums around the world.... Read more
Join our panel of scientists who will share insights on how we can age well, ... Read more
Dr Andrew Klassen reflects on electoral integrity by comparing the national - level factors influencing public attitudes towards elections.
Year 11 students learn about scholarships, essay writing and critical thinking in one jam-packed day.
Christian Leuprecht reflects on the uncertainty and insecurity of cyber operations, and advocates for a strategic framework as guidelines.
Can algorithms be more ethical than humans?
Join our panel of scientists who will share insights on how we can age well, covering nutritional, psychological and physical activity research and perspectives.
In collaboration with Whitlam Library, Cabramatta students receive key tips and strategies for effective essay writing.
The Sydney Writers’ Festival Experience extends students’ understanding of contemporary literature and builds cultural capacity through engagement in broader cultural discourse.
The Student Sessions program is a full day of events designed to give life to the secondary syllabus and provide students the opportunity to engage with ideas outside the traditional classroom setting.
University of Sydney student volunteers are matched one-on-one or in small groups to help support students’ diverse learning needs and build academic competence.
Held in local libraries, information evenings for students in Year 10, 11 and 12, parents, caregivers and teachers, provide an opportunity to hear from and speak to University staff, faculties and current University students about subject selection, pathways, degrees, and careers.
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