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Science continues to exclude Indigenous communities

An enduring challenge facing science around the world is how to best include and engage Indigenous communities. Dr Jordan Pitt is a mathematician and Associate Dean (Indigenous Strategy) in the Faculty of Science.

35 Years Later: Letters on 'The Satanic Verses' Spark Debate

The crisis over Salman Rushdie's novel The Satanic Verses exposed the contrasting ways Western and Muslim actors understand the place of religion in international order and the responsibilities of states in religious controversies, writes Associate Professor David Smith from the School of Social and Political Sciences.

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University of Sydney's AI assessment policy: protecting integrity and empowering students

The University's innovative approach will teach students to use AI productively and responsibly while strengthening academic integrity.

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Social venture improves risk taking and mental health in 1400 schools across Australia

Ever considered spinning your research out into a startup company, social venture or a not-for-profit? Professor Nicola Newton and Dr Katrina Champion share their experience turning research into a positive resource for students.

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27 November 2024

Sydney academics to lead 57 ARC Discovery Projects

University of Sydney researchers have been awarded more than $36 million for 57 new research projects spanning AI, climate change, and industrial innovation in the Australian Government's highly competitive ARC Discovery Projects scheme

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26 November 2024

Sydney academics elected to Australian Academy of the Humanities

Two academics from the University of Sydney's Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences have been elected Fellows of the Australian Academy of the Humanities, in recognition of their outstanding contributions in their fields.

26 November 2024

Thirty-seven percent increase in deliberate self-poisonings among girls during COVID-19 lockdowns

A new study reveals a 37 percent increase in deliberate self-poisonings among female children and adolescents over the last four years. The increase is strongly correlated with COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.