University of Sydney

The partnership will explore a number of opportunities, bringing together the individual expertise of NSW Ambulance and the University of Sydney, to create fit-for-purpose education programs and enhance specialist research that aligns…

Three esteemed University of Sydney professors have earned peer recognition for their significant global contributions to history and psychology. The Academy of Social Sciences in Australia (ASSA) brings together over 700 of…

A consortium led by the Daffodil Centre will accelerate the World Health Organization's strategy to eliminate cervical cancer thanks to new funding from the Australian Government. Australia is stepping up its global…

The University of Sydney celebrated 45 years of this historic health collaboration and innovation at a gala which showcased key historic research and healthcare achievements in Westmead's history. From re-writing how we tackle spread of…

Two University of Sydney researchers, Dr Mitchell Gibbs and Professor Kalervo Gulson, were awarded grants for their projects to inform public policy challenges. The research projects focus on habitat restoration using…

After an extensive competitive search the University of Sydney has announced the appointment of Samantha Liston to the position of Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO). Ms Liston will take up the role on 22 January 2024. “Samantha has…

The University of Sydney has won a 2023 Green Gown award for work to engage traditional Gamilaroi custodians in recording and assessing the cultural landscape of Llara Farm, part of the Plant Breeding Institute near Narrabri.…

The Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS) will meet at the University of Sydney Camperdown campus in the final week of November, 2023, bringing together scholars from around Australia and the world. The University of…

The mental health of Australians has been declining since around 2010 and this is seen in earlier generations, not just the youths of Gen Z, according to a new study led by the University of Sydney. It’s widely agreed that…

A 20-year Australian study has found no evidence to suggest cannabis reduces illicit opioid use, and it may not be an effective long-term method of reducing harm for those with an opioid use disorder or problematic use of opioids.…