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2018
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06 March 2018
Significant gaps between working women's career goals and reality
Australian workplaces are not ready to meet young women's career aspirations or support their future success, according to a new national report by University of Sydney researchers.
06 March 2018
Sydney Policy Lab fellows combine theory and practice
Gender equality, valuing the benefits of infrastructure projects and online dispute resolution are among the policy issues being tackled by the University of Sydney's inaugural Sydney Policy Lab fellows.
05 March 2018
Strong results continue for FASS in the 2018 QS Subject Rankings
The QS 2018 Subject Rankings, released last week, highlighted another strong showing for the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, with nine subjects ranking in the top two domestically, and three reaching the global top 20.
01 March 2018
Strong results continue in QS subject rankings
The QS 2018 Subject Rankings, released today, rated two University of Sydney subjects in the top 10 globally and another 33 subjects in the top 50 globally.
16 February 2018
The Obama portraits: what they say to us
From the choice of artists, colour, and backdrops in which the Obama's were set, the artistic world and Twittersphere, have, expectedly, given their critique. But, what is our view of these presidential masterpieces?
15 February 2018
Meet 7 superwomen of arts and social sciences
International Women's Day is a day that celebrates the social, economic, educational, cultural and political achievements of women all around the world.
12 February 2018
Empowering Indonesia's future leaders
Leaders from Disabled People's Organisations have completed a two-week leadership run by the University of Sydney.
12 February 2018
New funding sees researchers collaborate with top international universities
New research funding will see 7 academics and PhD students from the School of Literature, Art and Media work with colleagues at top universities in Asia, Britain and the United States.
08 February 2018
The rise of true crime and criminology
Associate Professor Rebecca Scott Bray discusses the explosion of the true crime genre and the important questions it raises about crime, victims, criminal justice, and new media in contemporary society.
06 February 2018
University of Sydney to help celebrate 40 years of Mardi Gras
For the third time the University of Sydney will be joining the festivities on Oxford Street to celebrate the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, this year as an official supporter of the event.