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01 July 2019
Art School alumnus: Experimental rocker turns abstract artist
Acclaimed contemporary artist and alumnus Jonny Niesche reflects on devising and developing his distinctive aesthetic at Sydney College of the Arts.
01 July 2019
From the Dean
The first half of 2019 has been so busy that it is hard to believe that we are halfway through the year with the shortest day already behind us and the evenings just starting to lengthen again.
27 June 2019
World-first gathering showcased health security's past and future
Spurred on by a desire to help the world better prepare for future major adverse health events, University of Sydney health security expert Associate Professor Adam Kamradt-Scott recently spearheaded the world's first international Global Health Security meet-up.
26 June 2019
Interning at the United Nations, NYC
Master of Human Rights student Elizabeth Heath on the reality of working at one of the most popular global organisations.
19 June 2019
University of Sydney scoops up humanities grants
The Australian Academy of Humanities has awarded four University of Sydney academics grants - the most grants awarded to any university in the country.
13 June 2019
Classics and history graduates take up prestigious UK degrees
The Department of Classics and Ancient History is delighted to congratulate the four students.
11 June 2019
Talking bots, taboo words and political slogans
Does language control us? A linguist, psychologist, political scientist and speechwriter shared their perspectives at Sydney Ideas.
11 June 2019
Sydney experts help secure Australia's place in Remembrance Alliance
Scholars from the University of Sydney's Department of Hebrew, Biblical and Jewish Studies played a vital role in helping Australia secure membership to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance.
05 June 2019
Hillary and hashtags: how young female voters think
Females aged 18 to 30 in London and Sydney have faith in the political system, yet are often disenchanted with the governmental status quo, new University of Sydney research has found.
30 May 2019
Measuring performance: How KPIs came about
In this age of big data, we look at the emergence of KPIs and performance measurement in organisations.
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