Education
The Education portfolio provides the University with quality assurance, both at undergraduate and graduate levels, and co-ordinates University policy in relation to teaching and learning and postgraduate research training and support.
The portfolio oversees Learning, the Institute for Teaching and Learning, the Mathematics Learning Centre, the Centre for English Teaching, and undergraduate prizes and scholarships. The portfolio responsibilities include student administration, admissions, social inclusion, indigenous education, welfare, discipline and activities, careers and placements and graduate students.
The portfolio also encompasses the management of the Secretariat and Student Affairs.
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Graduate Studies Office and Academic Affairs |
Serves as a focus for all postgraduate research and coursework activities across the University. |
Level 4 |
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International Student Office |
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International Student Office |
The International Student Office is dedicated to assisting International Students in their application to study at the University, and in their time while they are students at the University. |
Level 4 |
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Centre for English Teaching |
CET offers high quality English language programs and provides a superior level of teaching and support. |
Level 5 |
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Institute for Teaching and Learning |
Works with the University community to enhance research and help assure the quality of teaching and student learning. ITL runs professional development programs for university teachers, supports faculty-based teaching and learning development, and collaborates on strategic initiatives |
Carslaw Building (F07) |
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Learning Centre |
Helps undergraduate and postgraduate students develop the generic learning and communication skills that are necessary for university study and beyond. |
Education Building (A35) Ground Floor |
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Mathematics Learning Centre |
Offers bridging courses and assists eligible undergraduate students to develop the mathematical knowledge, skills and confidence needed to study mathematics or statistics at university. |
Carslaw Building (F07) |
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Student Affairs Unit |
Administers the University's student appeals process and provides information and advice to faculties and students about student academic misconduct, plagiarism and the stages of academic progression within the Staying on Track program. |
Jane Foss Russell Bldg (G02) |
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University Secretariat |
Provides professional secretariat support for the University's major governance committees, the Senate and Academic Board. |
Level 4 |
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Social Inclusion |
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Compass Program |
A partnership between the University of Sydney, the NSW Department of Education and Training and selected secondary and primary schools in Sydney that aims to encourage primary and secondary school children to participate in higher education. |
Baxters Lodge (F02) |
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Student Lifecycle Management |
Student Lifecycle Management includes the Student Centre. It is responsible for contributing to a positive student experience by ensuring that administrative services are delivered in a convenient, accessible, simple and efficient manner. It succeeds in this role by ensuring that:
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Find out more about Student Lifecycle Management |
Level 7 |
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Student Centre |
The Student Centre is responsible for centrally provided student administration services for the University of Sydney, including admissions, enrolments, HECS and domestic fees, class timetables, examinations, results and graduations. The Centre also issues official academic documentation including academic transcripts, letters and proof of enrolment. |
Level 3 |
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Student Recruitment Unit |
The Student Recruitment Unit (SRU) plays a critical role in developing, coordinating and implementing the university wide student recruitment strategies. The unit is comprised of three teams that are responsible for:
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Email the Student Recruitment Unit or phone 1300 362 006 |
Level 2 |
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Student Support Services |
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Student Accommodation Service |
Offers a wide range of accommodation options and helps students to find accommodation. |
Level 5 |
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Careers Centre |
Assists current and recently graduated students to build employability skills, plan careers and look for work. The Careers Centre also helps employers connect with students through careers fairs, information sessions and job advertisements. |
Level 5 |
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Child Care Information Office |
Provides information about the child care centres on or near the Camperdown, Darlington and Cumberland campuses and other relevant government agencies. |
Level 5 |
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Counselling and Psychological Services (CAPS) |
Provides short-term, problem-focused counselling for all students to promote psychological wellbeing and help develop effective and realistic coping strategies. |
Level 5 |
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Disability Services |
Provides a point of contact and support for current and prospective students with disabilities. |
Level 5 Ground Floor |
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Financial Assistance Service |
Provides short-term assistance to enrolled students who experience financial difficulties. |
Level 5 |
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International House |
International House is a University owned and operated residential college. |
International House |
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Multifaith Chaplaincy Centre |
Provide spiritual support and pastoral care to students and staff on campus. |
Grose Farm Lane (D11) |
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Scholarships |
A range of undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships and prizes are offered by the University and individual faculties. |
Jane Foss Russell Building (G02)
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