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Based throughout NSW and with partners and affiliates around the globe, our facilities support a wide network of medicine and health students, teachers, clinicians and researchers across a range of disciplines.
Our Sydney Precinct incorporates our Camperdown/Darlington campus, which includes the majority of the Faculty of Medicine and Health schools. Many of our courses are taught here including medical sciences, medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, public health and some health sciences programs. The precinct also includes two of our clinical schools (Central Clinical School, Concord Clinical School).
Nursing is currently taught at our Mallett Street location (as well as at Westmead), located 10 minutes away from Camperdown. In 2021 the Sydney Nursing School will move to our Camperdown location in the new Susan Wakil Health Building.
The North Precinct stretches across northern Sydney where we work in partnership with numerous health and industry partners to facilitate world class education and learning opportunities. Teaching and research activity is facilitated broadly across the North Precinct across two clinical schools (Northern Clinical School, Sydney Adventist Hospital Clinical School). The Kolling Institute for Medical Research, a joint venture between the University and the Northern Sydney Local Health District (NSLHD), is also located in the North Precinct in the grounds of the Royal North Shore Hospital (RNSH) and hosts both educators and researchers.
Our West Precinct encompasses facilities at both Westmead and Nepean and includes three clinical schools (Westmead Clinical School, Nepean Clinical School, Sydney Children’s Hospital Clinical School). Students and researchers in the West Precinct can undertake study and research in dentistry, medicine, medical sciences, nursing and public health.
To further embed our staff and students across the West Precinct, we have invested around $80 million to date in infrastructure, upgrades to education facilities and academic programs and initiatives. In 2020, the University will partner with Westmead Hospital and The Children’s Hospital at Westmead to launch the new Central Acute Services Building, a key facility for increasing integration with our partners and supporting our work to embed research and teaching across the precinct.
Located in Lidcombe, our Cumberland campus is home to students and researchers from the Sydney School of Health Sciences. The campus is equipped with dedicated facilities including a health sciences library, specialised laboratories and equipment, health clinics and sports/recreational amenities.
In 2021, all health science programs and research will relocate to our Camperdown campus in the new Susan Wakil Health Building.
Offered through SIM in Singapore, Sydney Nursing School teaches a Bachelor of Nursing (Post-registration) designed for registered nurses in Singapore who wish to upgrade their qualification to a bachelor's level.
Our reach stretches internationally with programs, departments and offices around the globe in:
Medical education and research also occur throughout NSW in each of our clinical schools located in:
Click here to learn more about our clinical schools.
We provide students and researchers with state-of-the-art research, teaching and clinical facilities.
Simulation clinics in Westmead Hospital and the Sydney Dental Hospital provide students with confidence and skills as they learn to perform new procedures in a safe environment.
There are a number of specialised health sciences facilities at our Cumberland campus.
These include:
For more information about NetRAD, please contact Dr Will Rae on will.rae@sydney.edu.au
For more information about the lab, please contact Dr Milena Simic on milena.simic@sydney.edu.au or Dr Alycia Fong on alicia.fongyan@sydney.edu.au
The Clinical Simulation Laboratories at the Sydney Nursing School provide students with safe environment to develop their confidence and clinical nursing schools.
The labs are equipped with medium and high fidelity manikins that are prepared to simulate real patients and are based on authentic patient scenarios with their own charts and specific patient care.
These electronic manikins have many capabilities such as pulse, blood pressure, heart, lung and bowel sounds which enhances the students assessment skills, critical thinking as well as time management skills.
Our research programs are supported by a range of cutting edge facilities and technologies, driving investigations into many key areas of pharmaceutical sciences and pharmacy practice.
Facilities at the Sydney Pharmacy School include:
Please contact Dr Sarah Cui (sarah.cui@sydney.edu.au) for more information and equipment bookings.