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Research programs
It aims to bring together researchers from Social Sciences, Design, Law and the Business School with scientist from Science, Health Sciences, Medicine and Engineering. ... This includes integrative cross-cutting research from The University of Sydney
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Research Supervisor Connect
Browse our postgraduate research opportunities and connect with potential supervisors.
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Taking aim at military sexual violence
Almost a decade has passed since the “Skype scandal” made front-page news in Australia, and yet the problem of military sexual violence has not abated.
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Theatre in times of homelessness
But while the number and needs of the homeless grow and funds for the arts shrink, how does a small non-profit group measure its value and develop a business model
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The Remarriage Plot
When same-sex marriage was legalised in Australia, Lee Wallace had already spent several years working on her book Reattachment Theory: Queer Cinema of Remarriage.
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Women, Work and Policy Research Group
Partner with us. We regularly undertake funded research in partnership with government, businesses and not-for-profit organisations. ... DrOur events. We organise and host various events and activities for researchers, students, business and government
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Linguistics without borders
Dr Ahmar Mahboob disputes conventional Western thinking about language, and would like to decolonise the way linguistics and social sciences are taught around the world.
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"I don’t like Zorba"
A conversation with Vrasidas Karalis starts with Modern Greek, and meanders into many other pathways in the cultural labyrinth of this exuberant Greek-Australian ambassador.
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Reading Beckett and Joyce with a French accent
Paris came to a corner of the University of Sydney when Professor Jean-Michel Rabaté visited to review an Australian colleague’s manuscript about Samuel Beckett, lecture on James Joyce, and give a masterclass on Jacques Derrida, who was his
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Thinking about affirmative feminist boys studies
A boy slams a door on a girl and her mother says, “You’re OK. He did it ’cause he likes you.” A father tells his son in a backyard cricket game, “Don’t chuck like a girl, mate.” These were scenes in recent Australian advertising
