2019
Articles
11 September 2019
Where can a degree from Sydney College of the Arts take you?
Get the conceptual, theoretical and technical skills you need to succeed as a practising artist or to take up a career in the creative industries.
06 September 2019
Ripple effect of toxic executives in schools
Written by University of Sydney and UTS academics, a new paper decodes destructive school leadership and its harmful, pervasive consequences.
30 August 2019
Sydney expertise helps reveal Earth's early transformation
University of Sydney experts are among a global group of 250 archaeologists who have contributed to a groundbreaking assessment of ancient land use.
29 August 2019
Government funding to support research on children and permanency
The University of Sydney will continue its world-leading research on children's best interests in open adoption and out-of-home care, thanks to a recent NSW Government investment.
23 August 2019
What's happening in the Amazon?
Scientists, engineers and anthropology experts from the University of Sydney discuss the inferno that's raging through the Amazon, devastating large swathes of rainforest and increasing CO2 levels.
22 August 2019
When the patient is the planet
What should doctors do when the patient in the emergency room is the planet? History can help us understand and answer this pressing question.
15 August 2019
How can creative disciplines bring urban communities together?
The University of Sydney's Footbridge Gallery, a digital shared space, will host a sound and musical performance and interdisciplinary panel event to explore what role creative disciplines play in bringing urban communities together.
09 August 2019
IPCC report on climate change and land: experts react
Experts from across the University of Sydney have warned that significant changes to the way we produce and consume food are needed if we want to save the planet from catastrophic climate change.
09 August 2019
How can future urban development ensure our lived experiences?
The Lendlease Bradfield Scholarship was established in recognition of John Bradfield, celebrated engineer and Sydney University alumnus whose vision drove two of Sydney's most transformative projects: the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the underground railway.
06 August 2019
Resurgent racism project begins
The new project will adopt a transnational, interdisciplinary approach to racism, bringing together top historians, political scientists, cultural studies scholars, sociologists and psychologists. International experts are invited to apply.