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Key strategic initiatives have built the foundation for where we are today

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Our 2032 strategy channels our sense of responsibility to contribute to a better world, building on our past decade of key strategic initiatives. Those major advancements form the core of the new strategy.

One Sydney, Many People 2021-2024

As Australia’s first university, this University has a tradition of developing leadership for good – shaping change to improve the lives of those on our campus community and neighbours, as well as the local, national and international communities we serve. We celebrate the increasing voice and influence of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on our campuses and in how we contribute to the social and physical environment that makes our University special.

One Sydney, Many People

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Dale Harding: Spine 3 (radiance) 2018. One of a collection of public artworks reflecting Australia’s ancient cultural roots, Dale Harding's own heritage, and the University’s history.

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Sustainability Strategy 2020

The University’s Sustainability Strategy was endorsed by the Senate in July and launched in August 2020, following extensive consultation with staff and students during 2019.

The strategy was informed by the expertise of and insights from a number of academics, staff and students who were involved in our steering committee, advisory group and focus area sub-working groups.

Our vision is to build and inspire communities to create a culture of sustainability both locally and globally. In our responsibility to care for Country on which our campuses lie, we will enact change. Putting our research and education into practice, we will enrich and transform lives now and for future generations.

Sustainability Strategy 2020

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Title : 15th globally for sustainability

Description : We lead to build a sustainable future for all <br><small>QS World University Rankings 2026</small>

Link URL: https://www.sydney.edu.au/about-us/our-world-rankings.html

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Previous strategic initiatives

Underpinned by a mantra of “leadership for a better future”, our 2016-20 Strategic Plan focused on creating a place where the best researchers and most promising students can achieve their full potential.

This ambitious strategy continued the trajectory that began almost 170 years ago with our twin founding commitments to excellence and public service, and sought to position the University of Sydney as a leading institution globally and the best university in Australia.

During the previous strategy, we:

  • deepened our commitment to undergraduate education with a reinvigorated curriculum, so that our graduates will develop the skills, knowledge and values they need to thrive and lead in a rapidly changing world
  • invested in outstanding research, ensuring that our best work - work of national, regional and international impact - is well supported with the right people, equipment and physical infrastructure.
  • developed a University-wide culture that is built on our values.

The 2016–20 Strategic Plan built on our progress under our previous five-year plan.

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University of Sydney Strategic Plan 2016-2020

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Performance Report 2011-15 Strategic Plan

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Questions or comments on our strategy? Email us at strategy2032@sydney.edu.au