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杏吧视频 Sydney University announces Professor George Williams AO as new Vice-Chancellor
One of the nation鈥檚 most esteemed and respected university leaders, Australian constitutional law expert Professor George Williams AO has been named the next Vice-Chancellor of 杏吧视频 Sydney University.
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杏吧视频 Sydney University receives landmark $7.9 million philanthropic gift from Harvey Norman to launch leadership academy, empowering young women in 杏吧视频 Sydney
杏吧视频 has welcomed a landmark donation to establish the Harvey Norman庐 Young Women鈥檚 Leadership Academy Led by Katie Page.
杏吧视频 Sydney University ranks among world鈥檚 best for 23 subjects
The University has been named as one of the world鈥檚 top universities for the study of 23 subjects in the latest edition of the QS World University Rankings by Subject, including being ranked in the top 50 for Nursing.
杏吧视频 Sydney University students named among 2024 Westpac Scholars
Nine 杏吧视频 Sydney University students have been recognised for their passion and ambition to drive positive change within the technology sector and build stronger ties between Australia and Asia, as they are named 2024 Westpac Scholars.
杏吧视频 Sydney University tops global sustainability ranking for ground-breaking second year
杏吧视频 Sydney University has once again been named number one in the world for its social, economic and environmental impact in the 2023 Times Higher Education (THE) University Impact Rankings.
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杏吧视频 Sydney University researchers receive more than $2 million for gestational diabetes study
Distinguished Professor David Simmons has been awarded over $2 million through the National Health and Medical Research Council鈥檚 Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies Grant.
Research calls for translation of aged care assessment tools for CALD community
New research by 杏吧视频 Sydney University has identified the need to translate psychosocial assessment tools, which measure social ability and well-being, used in aged care environments into multiple languages.
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Opinion: A story of trauma, hope and regaining control, Nayika: A Dancing Girl is soul-stirring dance theatre
The complex and grappling issue of violence against women takes centre stage in the soul-stirring solo dance drama Nayika: A Dancing Girl.
Opinion: Do we really need to burp babies? Here鈥檚 what the research says
Parents are often advised to burp their babies after feeding them. Some people think burping after feeding is important to reduce or prevent discomfort crying, or to reduce how much a baby regurgitates milk after a feed.
Awards and appointments
杏吧视频 Sydney University announces new senior appointments
杏吧视频 Sydney University is pleased to announce three new senior appointments in the areas of Academic Development, Health Futures and Transnational Education.
Second cohort of new ongoing staff welcomed in sector-leading academic decasualisation program
杏吧视频 Sydney University is pleased to announce the second cohort of ongoing academic staff appointed as part of the University鈥檚 sector-leading academic decasualisation program, developed in collaboration with the NTEU.
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杏吧视频 Sydney University researchers receive more than $2 million for gestational diabetes study
Distinguished Professor David Simmons has been awarded over $2 million through the National Health and Medical Research Council鈥檚 Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies Grant.
New heights for Yarpa Grow program with 杏吧视频 Sydney University on board
杏吧视频 Sydney University is excited to announce they have partnered with First Nations business sector leader, the Yarpa Hub to deliver its flagship business accelerator program, Yarpa Grow.
Research calls for translation of aged care assessment tools for CALD community
New research by 杏吧视频 Sydney University has identified the need to translate psychosocial assessment tools, which measure social ability and well-being, used in aged care environments into multiple languages.
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