SEI's research tackles global challenges by translating environmental research into tangible outcomes for public discourse and decision-making. With a focus on multidisciplinary collaboration, we lead in environmental humanities and social sciences, continuously evolving our research themes to address the most critical environmental issues.
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Our members are key to our success at SEI. Our members enable our impact and contribute to the unique community that defines the Institute To facilitate the delivery of SEI’s strategic goals, we think about our member offer across three different levels.
This structure helps us allocate our resources effectively and ensure that we are reflecting engagement and interest from members in pursuit of our goals.
Whether you're a University of Sydney (USyd) researcher, an external member, or in a SEI-funded position, there's a membership level designed to enhance your involvement and support your contributions to environmental research and action.
Eligibility
Benefits
Eligibility
Additional Benefits
All benefits of Connected membership, plus:
Eligibility
Additional Benefits
All benefits of Contributor membership, plus
As part of our commitment to ensuring that each member receives an appropriate level of support and engagement with the Institute our membership levels are fluid and will shift as members become more or less engaged with the activities of SEI and our strategic focus.
Please note, if you leave the University of Sydney, you will automatically become a Connected member.
The SEI Seminar series offers an informal space for SEI University of Sydney members to present research, test ideas and receive feedback from a diverse group of SEI’s multi-disciplinary environmental researchers. This is a space where researchers can learn about new concepts and be inspired by colleagues.
In previous sessions we have heard journal article ideas and suggested different avenues of where to take arguments or where to publish. We have been introduced to new research from projects elsewhere in the University and responded with multidisciplinary feedback.
This series was created to keep us connected while in isolation in lockdown and has proven so popular that it currently continues every three weeks. Deputy Director Prof Danielle Celermajer Chairs this series.
If you would like to attend, please get in touch with SEI via sei.events@sydney.edu.au