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Industry and community

Engineering innovative and sustainable solutions, together

We're committed to working with the public and private sectors and communities to provide research and teaching that make a positive difference. Find out how you can join us.

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Partner with us

Research collaboration, student placements and authentic industry projects are some of the ways you can partner with us. Your organisation can benefit from our expertise, advanced facilities and exceptional students.

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Our research

We're world leaders in robotics and intelligent systems, and breaking new ground in AI. Our food processing advances are reimagining waste. We harness data to transform critical infrastructure into smart systems and revolutionise healthcare. Share our passion.

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The Warren Centre

We unite industry, government and academia together in the areas of engineering, computer science, technology and innovation.

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Consultancy and analytical services

We offer our exceptional expertise and facilities to industry, government and not-for-profit partners across a broad range of engineering and technology fields.

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High school outreach

Our team offer high school students a range of experiences to fuel interests in engineering, computer science, telecommunications, biomedical, chemical, civil engineering, and more.

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Women in engineering

More women than ever are choosing to study engineering and computing at the University of Sydney, and it’s easy to see why.

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Alumni

Our alumni news and resources will help you expand your professional network and find out about the latest research and trends in the industry.

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Through the generosity of donors, we're able to provide comprehensive teaching and research tools for our students in the best facilities with the greatest range of opportunities.

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Mark Alcorn

Associate Director of Development

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+61 2 8627 9607

Email

mark.alcorn@sydney.edu.au

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Level 2 Michael Spence Building F23

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