Coronavirus (COVID-19): University of Sydney advice

Last updated Saturday 19 December

We're committed to supporting our students, staff and community members through this difficult time. We will continue to update you as we adapt to life and study during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Latest updates

Saturday 19 December

Following advice received overnight on the evolving COVID situation, the decision has been made to cancel all in-person elements of Info Day today. You can still chat with our academics and get all the advice you need online. Here's how:

Access online course advice webinars, all day from 9am.

Tune into our livestream on Info Day TV from 10am until 2pm.

Join tonight's session, UAC - Understanding how offers and preferences work, at 6pm.

Wednesday 16 December

The University will have as much face-to-face learning on campus in Semester 1, 2021 as it is safe for us to provide. At the same time, where possible, we will continue to offer remote teaching to those students who unable to join us on campus.

Students who intend to attend classes in-person should select units of study that are located on campus.
If you are unable to travel to campus to attend classes, you should select units where the location is ‘RE’, meaning Remote.
More information about selecting units is available on the Student website.

While we hope to be able to welcome all of our students back on our campuses soon, remote delivery of teaching and assessment will continue as long as possible for students who are overseas or otherwise unable to return to campus.

Answers to frequently asked questions about studying in 2021 are available on the Study information page.

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