September
Articles
What exactly does it take to launch a startup?
This year’s Sydney Innovation Festival features an outstanding line-up of panellists from Australia’s best innovators and startups. If you have an idea in mind, or want a taste of innovation, we have rounded up the top 3 sessions you should attend.
How studying at Sydney unlocks opportunities for international students
From launching successful companies to driving public health initiatives, these international student alumni have shown that studying at Sydney can take your career in unexpected directions.
Imposter syndrome: what is it and how to overcome it?
What is the cost of studying at University as an international student?
How to write a winning Graduate Medal nomination
Do you know a recent graduate or final year student that has demonstrated exceptional leadership or innovation in any aspect of their lives? Pay it forward and nominate them for a Graduate Medal.
How our students in China celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival
Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the largest celebrations of the Chinese calendar. Hear from our students in China as they tell us what they do to celebrate the occasion and get ready for some mouth-watering mooncakes.
Invisible disabilities: they are more common than you think
This year’s theme for Disability Inclusion Week (20 – 24 September) is Invisible Disabilities. PhD student Stephanie Mantilla and first-year student Katie Barton reflect on their experiences studying and living with invisible disabilities.
TalkCampus app: reviewed by your fellow students
A mobile app to support mental health might seem a little abstract. How does it work, and how can TalkCampus help? We asked our peer support advisers to walk us through the app and share their experience.