Undergraduate events

So you’re thinking about studying languages and culture at university. Great! In this webinar, we’ll take you through how you can study languages and culture with us, and how it can benefit you. We’ll cover a range of options, from specialising in multiple languages to incorporating language study into a non-language specialist degree.

You can also find out about our intensive in-country study units, where you can gain credits toward your degree with a two-week language and culture immersion experience overseas. We’ll also wrap up with some stories about our recent alumni, so you can see first-hand how study of languages and cultures can open doors to exciting global careers.

Find out how the Pompei cast project provides new insights into the social lives of people who lived under the shadow of Mt Vesuvius.

Our archaeologist will also investigate other ancient civilisations using 3D imaging and analytical technologies to reveal the secrets of ancient lifestyles and cultures. Year 11 and 12 students will gain insights into how the arts and sciences work together in contemporary careers.

There is more than one pathway to the University of Sydney Business School - discover the range of admission pathways to study our Bachelor of Commerce degree.

This session is the perfect opportunity to have your questions answered and to learn about our ‘Inspired by Business’ scholarship, and the range of industry focused, real-world opportunities available for Business School students. Find out how you can start your global business journey at Sydney.

Industry engagement. Professional engagement program (PEP). ESIPS scholarship. Why USYD and what makes us apart from others. Presented by Mr Anthony Kadi (Director of industry engagement).

Have you wondered what a day in the life of a medical scientist is like? And what jobs are available in this growing sector? Join award-winning medical scientist, Professor Phillip Poronnik, to find out what an average day of work might be like in medical science.

Learn about the range of different roles available in this field, from wearable technology solutions to prevent elbow injuries in tennis players, to developing infection prevention and control to support education with virtual reality.

Have you wondered what a day in the life of a biologist is like? Join award-winning biologist, Associate Professor Andrew Holmes, to find out what an average day of work might be like in the field of biology.

Join Andrew in exploring the fascinating world of microorganisms – the most abundant and the most diverse group of organisms on Earth. They are also the most poorly known. As such the microbiota represent the largest unexplored biological resource on Earth.

Have you wondered what a day in the life of a mathematician is like? And what jobs are available in this growing sector? Join award-winning mathematician, Professor Mary Myerscough, to find out what an average day of work might be like in the field of mathematics.

In this session you will learn about the exciting work being done by mathematicians, from creating mathematical models to map how healthy cells become cancer cells, to how social insects organise their societies.
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