Expressions of interest for the 'Project Prioritisation Process' are due with Campus Infrastructure and Services by close of business on Monday 23 January.
A message to academic staff from Vice-Chancellor Dr Michael Spence regarding clarifications and extended consultation process for the Draft Change Proposal.
Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has upgraded more than 6490 staff email accounts to Exchange 2010, with 4310 accounts remaining to be upgraded early next year.
The University has submitted an application for a Commonwealth Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency (EOWA) 2012 Employer of Choice for Women citation.
To help you ease your word worries, the Marketing and Communications Division has created an editorial style snapshot that you can skim through in a few minutes.
Associate Professor Ross Coleman from the School of Biological Sciences has taken the first photographs of the sunken remains of a Dutch submarine that was torpedoed in 1941.
Join upcoming lunchtime sessions where the team from Sydney eLearning will demonstrate enhancements in the University's learning management system 'Bb9'.
Here is a summary of the all-staff forum held on 28 September 2011, with presentations from Dr Michael Spence, Professor Jill Trewhella, Professor Shane Houston and Professor Ann Brewer.
Training is available on Thursday 20 October for staff and honours/postgraduate students on working safely with biological organisms in 'physical containment level 2' (PC2) laboratory facilities.
As a result of the Labour Day public holiday, payroll close-off for the pay period ending 6 October has been brought forward to 5pm, Wednesday 28 September.
This new policy outlines the procedures for implementing the conversion provisions, clauses 41-44, in the University of Sydney Enterprise Agreement 2009 - 2012.
"Research is, and always will be, the life-blood of this institution," the Vice-Chancellor writes in a message to staff that explains his position on the funding of research in the University.
State Super seminars cover topics such as current changes in the superannuation and taxation landscapes, as well as options to save tax and boost your retirement savings.
Student Support Services have created a new website, to provide one clear access point to the range of support services available across the University of Sydney.
Dr Rebecca Suter is a global academic in the truest sense of the word. Originally from Italy, her teaching at Ivy League universities such as Harvard and Brown in the United States before she settled at the University. At least, for now.
John Gilroy BA (Hons) is a Koori man from the South Coast of NSW and is a lecturer in Indigenous Health at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Health Sciences.
Attend a salary packaging workshop to find out how to build a remuneration package that best suits your individual needs. The workshops are presented by Smartsalary, the company that administers salary packaging for the University.
The Senior Executive Group (SEG) has approved a new marketing strategy which aims to position the University as a leader in Australia and the wider world.
Professor Graham Mann from the Sydney Medical School and Westmead Millennium Institute was recently interviewed by the Penrith Press newspaper and spoke about performing with the 'Spooky Men's Chorale'.
The University of Sydney Business School has joined forces with not-for-profit agency, Foodbank Australia to help them achieve their goal of eliminating hunger in Australia.
Associate Professor John Rose from the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies (ITLS) was recently interviewed on ABC Radio National talking about the federal government's latest study into a 'very fast train' along the Eastern Australian seaboard.
The Faculty of Dentistry was well represented at the 2nd Asian Academic Congress for the Temporomandibular Joint meeting held in Hiroshima, Japan, on 23 July 2011.
Faculty researchers joined some of the biggest names in technology-based learning when they presented their work at the 9th International Conference on Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL) this month.
The University has launched a 'General Staff Travelling Scholarship' to provide eligible general staff with learning and professional development opportunities in an international environment.
The Co-op Bookshop will present an award to an individual member of the University teaching community who can demonstrate outstanding achievement in student-focused teaching.
Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has commenced installing Microsoft's latest maintenance updates to staff computers that have Microsoft Office 2007. These updates will allow ICT to upgrade the email accounts of University staff over the coming months.
The University will make its Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) submission in March 2012. If you are eligible for this ERA round it is vitally important that you check and update your information before the end of August 2011.
Over $800K is available to faculties through a range of new curriculum, research and partnership grants, as part of the University's commitment to social inclusion and widening participation in higher education.
Following the successful trial of the shuttle bus service to Sydney College of the Arts (Rozelle Campus) in Semester 1, the shuttle service will continue until the end of the academic year.
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Associate Professor Ross Coleman from the School of Biological Sciences has taken the first photographs of the sunken remains of a Dutch submarine that was torpedoed in 1941. 
Associate Professor Min Chen from the School of Biological Sciences has won the Science Minister's Prize for Life Scientist of the Year.
Dr Rahena Akhter from the Faculty of Dentistry has been awarded an IPDF grant for her project titled Jaw muscle pain and jaw motor function. 
Dr Rebecca Suter is a global academic in the truest sense of the word. Originally from Italy, her teaching at Ivy League universities such as Harvard and Brown in the United States before she settled at the University. At least, for now. 
John Gilroy BA (Hons) is a Koori man from the South Coast of NSW and is a lecturer in Indigenous Health at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Health Sciences.
Professor Graham Mann from the Sydney Medical School and Westmead Millennium Institute was recently interviewed by the Penrith Press newspaper and spoke about performing with the 'Spooky Men's Chorale'.
The University of Sydney Business School has joined forces with not-for-profit agency, Foodbank Australia to help them achieve their goal of eliminating hunger in Australia.
Associate Professor John Rose from the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies (ITLS) was recently interviewed on ABC Radio National talking about the federal government's latest study into a 'very fast train' along the Eastern Australian seaboard. 
The Faculty of Dentistry was well represented at the 2nd Asian Academic Congress for the Temporomandibular Joint meeting held in Hiroshima, Japan, on 23 July 2011. 
Faculty researchers joined some of the biggest names in technology-based learning when they presented their work at the 9th International Conference on Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL) this month.