Step inside the Aerospace Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering Building, where the future of aerospace, mechanical and mechatronic engineering is taking shape. Here, groundbreaking research meets hands-on innovation—from intelligent robotics and high-performance materials to sustainable energy and next-gen aerospace systems. Discover how our engineers are shaping the future of flight, machinery, and materials to tackle society’s most pressing challenges.

On this guided tour, alumni are invited to explore the Tin Sheds Gallery, a dynamic contemporary exhibition space at the heart of the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning. Discover how the gallery continues to challenge ideas about architecture, art, design and urbanism through bold, thought-provoking exhibitions that spark conversation and critical reflection.

Love the sound of the bells as they ring across campus? Want to see what the carillon actually looks like? One of our outstanding University Carillonists will take you behind the scenes to discover the instrument’s remarkable history and give you a glimpse of the 54 bells that occupy the Clocktower. 

The Charles Perkins Centre is a world-leading research hub tackling some of the biggest health challenges of our time, including obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and mental health. Designed to foster collaboration, the centre brings together experts from diverse fields in state-of-the-art laboratories, cutting-edge research facilities, and dynamic workspaces. Reconnect with fellow alumni and learn how this innovative space is shaping the future of healthcare.

This one-hour tour will take you on a guided journey through the Chau Chak Wing Museum, showing off the huge range of collections covering natural history, visual arts, antiquities, historical photography, and Indigenous cultural history. Plus, take the opportunity to soak in the stunning architecture with a visit to Sounds café.

Discover how the University of Sydney shapes future engineering leaders at the cutting-edge J15 Shepherd Street Building. This 1,350m² sustainable facility includes seven state-of-the-art labs for teaching electrical, software, and computer engineering, with over 300 workspaces for students and staff. The building combines hands-on technical learning with sustainable design. Students gain industry-ready skills in labs focused on Radio Frequency systems, renewable energy, Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, and high-performance computing. It also features energy-efficient systems, solar Photovoltaic, and circular design practices. Unique spaces like the Raymond Kirby Engineering on Display Laboratory foster collaboration and innovation. Join us to see how this world-class facility bridges theory and practice to develop tomorrow’s engineering leaders

Whether it’s de-escalating an agitated, AI-generated patient in a hospital setting or performing surgical procedures in an immersive environment, the Faculty of Medicine and Health Media Lab is leading the way in teaching and research innovation, equipping students, instructors, and researchers in elevating their work with technologically advanced tools.

Rare Books and Special Collections in the Fisher Library is brimming with unique and wonderful items, from medieval illuminated manuscripts and significant early printed texts in science and literature to first edition comics, science fiction and artists' books. With more than 170,000 items in our collections, this is a unique opportunity to view a curated selection of items on a particular theme up close and learn their significance under the careful guidance of Library staff.

Step into the world of pharmaceutical innovation within our state-of-the-art labs, venture behind the scenes to uncover the medicinal marvels of native plants, delve into our intriguing collection of pharmacy antiquities, and along the way you will learn how we train pharmacists for the many facets for future healthcare practice.

Our guided heritage tour has something for everyone from history buffs to the simply curious. This 60-minute tour highlights the stunning architecture of the Camperdown Campus and delves into the history and background of the Neo-Gothic building, including a visit to the Great Hall if access is possible, a viewing of the gargoyles and grotesques and other historic features of Australia's oldest university building.

 Join a free Quadrangle heritage tour any day in October. Discover the University's history as written in the architecture of this building with expert guides from the Chau Chak Wing Museum. Registrations essential.

The Susan Wakil Health Building is a hub of health innovation, with state-of-the-art facilities, including clinical simulation teaching spaces, a multi-service clinic, and activity-based workspaces. This building is at the forefront of health education and research. Reconnect with fellow alumni and learn about the latest developments in the field.

Do you know where the endangered Wollemi Pine is on campus? Or where we can generate 1.2 MW of solar electricity each day? Rediscover a more sustainable Camperdown campus on this trail tour, and hear about the progress being made toward our Sustainability Strategy and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. 

The Sydney Medical School commenced teaching in 1883, with just four enrolled students, one full-time academic and a single mortuary attendant. From these modest beginnings, the school has flourished. Join us for a guided tour of the broad medical history collection and the rich past in the Sydney Medical School.

Alumni are invited to join us for a tour of the Westmead Health Precinct, followed by morning tea. During the tour, you will have the opportunity to explore the state-of-the-art education and research facilities and witness cutting edge advancements in healthcare. Reconnect with fellow alumni, learn about the latest developments in the field, and reminisce about your time at the University of Sydney.