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Alumni

Providing opportunities to connect and expand your networks

We're proud of our incredible community of more than 380,000 alumni worldwide. Their global impact is immense – from mentoring students to showing their generous support for life-changing research.

Professional development

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Lifelong learning

Our alumni continue to be a part of our community, long after graduation. As a University of Sydney graduate, you can benefit from career development programs, webinars, memberships, online courses and alumni events.

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Postgraduate courses

Advance your career, pursue your passion and gain a higher qualification with a postgraduate degree.

News and research

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Sydney Alumni Magazine

Sydney Alumni Magazine (SAM) links a worldwide alumni community. Explore the achievements of our alumni and stories of leading University research.

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News & opinion

News and events, expert media commentary and independent opinion from the University of Sydney.

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Events and sponsorships

We hold public talks and partner with cultural festivals that bring creativity and innovation to the heart of Sydney.

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02 September 2020

Sydney continues its rise in global rankings

The University of Sydney has moved up nine places in the prestigious Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2021. This jump in rankings is underpinned by our excellence in research, our teaching reputation and an increase in academic citations.

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13 May 2020

Graduates shaping the world: Alumni Awards winners 2020

Meet the 2020 Alumni Award winners who are dedicated to helping others and driving positive change everywhere.

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15 April 2020

Volunteer program helps teenagers develop emotional intelligence

Being a teenager is more complicated than it's ever been. With so much cultural white noise, many young people fail to learn key life skills or recognise the positive qualities within themselves. Founded by psychology graduates, The Helmsman Project aims to put them back on an even keel.