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Foundations

Supporting research, education and scholarship opportunities
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Our foundations secure research grants, gifts and other non-financial contributions to promote teaching and research opportunities and engage the wider community.

Title : Near Eastern Archaeology Foundation

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Link URL: https://www.sydney.edu.au/arts/our-research/centres-institutes-and-groups/near-eastern-archaeology-foundation.html

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The Near Eastern Archaeology Foundation facilitates research in the archaeology of the Near East, Egypt and Cyprus and brings the world of Near Eastern archaeology to the general public. The foundation holds public lectures and seminars and conducts overseas archaeological study tours for students. They also provide annual research grants to students in Australia and New Zealand.

Title : Power Institute

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Link URL: https://www.sydney.edu.au/arts/our-research/centres-institutes-and-groups/power-institute.html

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Established by a bequest from alumnus Dr John Joseph Wardell Power, the Power Institute is a research and public education foundation. Through generous gifts and the support of the Power Foundation Council, the Power Institute:

  • supports student scholarship opportunities
  • contributes to the collection of resources at the Schaeffer Fine Arts Library
  • coordinates the Power publications and the Public Education program
  • publishes books about visual culture by Australian and international researchers
  • works in close collaboration with several affiliated institutions, including the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Art Gallery of New South Wales and Sydney College of the Arts.

Title : Sydney Peace Foundation

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Link URL: https://sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/

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In 2025, the Sydney Peace Foundation will embark on a new chapter as it transitions to become an independent foundation after 27 years of partnership with the University of Sydney. 

The Foundation will continue its work advocating for a peaceful, fair, just and compassionate world that cares for people and planet, and will continue awarding the annual Sydney Peace Prize—Australia's only international award for peace.

The University acknowledges the Foundation's valuable contribution and achievements, particularly its recognition of leading global peacemakers through the Peace Prize and looks forward to the continued impact of this important work. 

Moving forward, the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences will maintain its strong support of the Foundation through a multi-year agreement which includes sponsorship for the suite of Peace Week hallmark events as well as cross-promotion on University channels.

Should you be interested in supporting the Sydney Peace Foundation, please contact info@sydneypeace.org.au.