Students do have a large range of faculties to choose from, however the desire of the university to offer such a large range of OLEs makes the difference between an OLE and an elective increasingly unclear.
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Are engaging classes the secret to better interactions between international and domestic students?
Professor Manuel Graeber, a former neuropathology academic at the University of Sydney who was fired last November over allegations of “serious misconduct”, is suing the University in the Federal Court.
The USU has announced Michael Bromley as their interim CEOfor the next six months following the resignation of Andrew Mills in March.
Attempts to convince students that the Colleges are ‘progressive’ or ‘liberal’ are the latest in a series of University PR stunts to elide the colonial, elitist and capitalist foundations which have entrenched sexual violence, misogyny and classicism in its halls today.
A 27-year-old University of Sydney student has been identified as the sixth victim of the stabbing attack at Bondi Junction.
To only peer into the Chancellor’s Office over the past decade provides a myopic and warped perception of its history. Colonialism, corporatism and militarism — alongside all the racism, elitism and misogyny they bring — are etched into the Quadrangle’s original mahogany desks.
Brennan then spoke noting that “everybody that turned up knew the risk… we put our bodies on the line.” Brennan kicked the hornet’s nest, and specifically called out one faction: “I want to call out Socialist Alternative here, you guys weren’t there.”
A new report by The Australia Institute reveals that last year, Australian universities and research institutions spent over $322 million on journal subscriptions and a total of $1 billion on academic publishers.
Open letters written by staff and students have called on the University of Sydney to cut institutional ties with Israeli universities and companies that directly arm Israel or collaborate with its military.