Research carried out through a partnership between the Matilda Centre, Black Dog Institute and Everymind finds a nationally coordinated and long-term approach is required for prevention research and implementation.
Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the largest celebrations of the Chinese calendar. Hear from our students in China as they tell us what they do to celebrate the occasion and get ready for some mouth-watering mooncakes.
Boston Seinor is a Yadhaigana man seeking a philosophical answer to an economics question – and it’s all thanks to a life-changing scholarship.
A career in rural medicine offers opportunities and experiences not available within urban areas. Students who choose to study within rural communities gain exposure to a wider variety of cases and clinical experiences.
This year’s theme for Disability Inclusion Week (20 – 24 September) is Invisible Disabilities. PhD student Stephanie Mantilla and first-year student Katie Barton reflect on their experiences studying and living with invisible disabilities.
The University of Sydney has awarded more than $500,000 in scholarships under a scheme that aims to discover India's future leaders.