Sydney University World
International news and events
Expand all
An arts education is fundamental to a better understanding of all subjects according to Mrs Harriet Fulbright, president of the Fulbright Centre, speaking at the University.
Chinese officials have taken part in an intensive course at the University designed to improve the lives of millions of rural Chinese.
Reducing milk fat content will tackle India's soaring heart disease problem.
A new anthology of poetry and art will highlight the links between the indigenous people of Australia and Chile.4.JPG)
Australians have lost trust in US values and their political institutions, but retain high levels of respect for US science and technology and its economic opportunities, according to the latest survey from the United States Study Centre.
Sex tourism, poverty and religious fundamentalism all pose a threat, says Sydney lecturer.
A Sydney law student is determined to fight climate change and to inspire, educate, and mobilise young people.
The University's links with China and Chinese universities are growing rapidly, following a visit to Beijing, Guangzhou and Shanghai by senior academic staff.
A two-day festival celebrating the University's links with Germany has produced a cluster of potential new partnerships.
Sydney is strengthening its links with the world's leading universities by giving extra money to support its international networks.
Research into traditional Chinese medicine will be boosted at the University of Sydney with the establishment of a new dedicated research centre.
The University's George Institute for International Health today announced the launch of The George Institute, India in Hyderabad.
A leading international scientist will discuss the latest microscopic techniques in a public lecture to launch the Electron Microscope Unit's Golden Jubilee Symposium.
Chinese experts reveal that iron supplements in pregnancy can prevent infant deaths. 
Existing materials will provide unlimited bandwidth in the near future, according to Dr David Moss from CUDOS.
The Unites States Studies Centre shares results of a major survey on Australian views of the election.
The winner of the 2009 NSW Rhodes Scholarship is Natasha Simonsen, a University of Sydney economics/law graduate.
The United States Studies Centre has appointed four leading social scientists with expertise in key areas of interest to the US and Australia.
Professor Helen Dunstan tells in a lecture how Imperial China set a model for flood relief.
Invited by Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, a group of Australian university students recently visited China and experienced for themselves the country's rapid development
© 2002-2007 The University of Sydney, NSW 2006 Australia. Phone: +61 2 9351 2222. ABN: 15 211 513 464. CRICOS Number: 00026A.
Authorised by: Director, Community Engagement. Last Updated: 14-Feb-2007
Contacts | Sitemap | Jobs | Library | Disclaimer | Privacy Statement