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Science to Environmental Engineering, Marine Studies to Music, and Phonetics
to Philosophy.
Academic
and Teaching Resources
The
Report of the Federal Government's Committee for Quality Assurance on
Teaching placed Sydney in the first rank of Australian universities, and
described the University's teaching outcomes as outstanding. The reputation
of the University depends on the quality of its teachers. The University
continues to attract outstanding teachers from Australia and overseas.
It demands the highest standards in academic qualifications and teaching
experience. Academic activities are supported by some of the most sophisticated
facilities in the southern hemisphere. The University Library holds over
4.5 million items.
Research,
computer and technical support facilities include:
A
vast range of analytical instrumental facilities and specialist biological
and science laboratories. These include wind tunnels, electron microscopes,
optical fibre technology, and biosciences laboratories.
Extensive language laboratories.
Music recording and music software development facilities.
Computer-aided design and research graphics, and audio-visual support.
Outstanding Research Profile
The
Report of the Committee for Quality Assurance, which focussed on research,
ranked the University in the top band of Australian universities on all
research indicators - research outcomes, research management processes
and research improvement. In addition to its position as a major national
research institution, the University of Sydney has world-wide links with
other academic institutions and industry.
An
International University
The
University has a strong international standing, both through its research
activities and its extensive academic connections worldwide. There are
also a number of formal links, including:
Exchange
agreements with institutions throughout Asia, Europe, Scandinavia and
the United States.
An exchange year or semester can be an exciting way to broaden your academic
horizons and enrich your experience in a different environment and culture.
Undergraduate twinning programs in Commerce, Economics and Computer Science
at Kolej Antarabangsa in Malaysia.
The University's Study Abroad program offers international students the
opportunity to study from over 1,500 course options.
Course & Faculties
Colleges
Health
Sciences
Humanities and Social Sciences
Sciences and Technology
Faculties
Agriculture
Arts
Architecture
Dentistry
Economics
Education
Engineering
The Australian Graduate School of Management
Health Sciences
Law
Medicine
Music (Conservatorium)
Nursing
Orange Agricultural College
Science
Sydney College of the Arts
Veterinary Science
Departments
Where
a Department does not have a homepage, refer to the relevant Faculty website,
or contact the Department by normal mail or telephone (through the University
phone switchboard, +61-2-9351 2222). You can also do a Yellow Pages search
in our Electronic Phone Book.
Faculty
of Agriculture
Agricultural Chemistry and Soil Science
Agricultural Economics
Animal Science
Camden Campus
Crop Sciences
Microbiology
Plant Breeding Institute
(See also Orange Agricultural College)
Faculty
of Architecture
Architectural and Design Science
Architecture Planning and Allied Arts
Faculty of Arts
Ancient History
Anthropology
Archaeology, School of
Art History and Theory
Asian Studies, School of
Celtic Studies
Classics
English
European Studies
French Studies
Gender Studies
Germanic Studies
History
Humanities and Social Sciences, Research Institute for
Italian
Language Centre
Linguistics
Medieval Studies
Modern Greek
Music
Peace and Conflict Studies, Centre for
Performance Studies
Philosophy, School of
Social Work and Social Policy
Sociology
Semitic Studies
Studies in Religion
Faculty of Economics
Accounting
Econometrics
Economic History
Economics
Department of Finance
Government and Public Administration
Industrial Relations
Department of Marketing
Faculty of Education
Educational Psychology, Literacy and Learning
Professional Studies
Social, Policy and Curriculum Studies in Education
Faculty of Engineering
Aeronautical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Electrical and Information Engineering
Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering
Faculty of Health Sciences
Behavioural Sciences
Biomedical Sciences
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Community Health
Exercise & Sport Science
Health Information Management
School of Medical Radiation Sciences
Occupational Therapy
Orthoptics
Physiotherapy
Faculty of Law
Jurisprudence
Law
Faculty of Medicine
Anaesthesia
Anatomy and Histology
Behavioural Sciences in Medicine
Biochemistry
Clinical Ophthalmology and Eye Health
Educational Development and Evaluation
Experimental Medicine
General Practice
Infectious Diseases
Medicine
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Paediatrics and Child Health
Pathology
Pharmacology
Physiology
Psychological Medicine
Public Health and Community Medicine
Radiology
Rheumatology - (Sutton Rheumatism Research Laboratories)
Rural Health
Surgery
Faculty of Nursing
Professional Nursing Studies
Clinical Nursing
Family and Community Health in Nursing
Life Sciences in Nursing
Nursing Practice
Faculty of Science
Sciences Software Clearinghouse
Agricultural Chemistry and Soil Science
Anatomy and Histology
Biochemistry
Biological Sciences
Chemistry
Computer Science
School of Geosciences
Division of Geography
Division of Geology and Geophysics
History and Philosophy of Science
Mathematics and Statistics
Microbiology
Pathology
Pharmacology
Physics
Physiology
Psychology
Pharmacy
Social Work (Board of Studies)
Faculty of Veterinary Science
Veterinary Anatomy and Pathology
Animal Health
Animal Science
Camden Campus
Veterinary Clinical Sciences
Scholarships
Information
Undergraduate Scholarships
Australian
Development Scholarship
Australian Development Scholarships (ADS) are funded by the Australian
Agency for International Development (AusAID) as part of Australia's foreign
aid program. The ADS provide opportunities for people from selected developing
countries to study in Australia. These scholarships are awarded either
on merit or on nomination by home governments. Information and application
forms for the ADS must be obtained directly from the Australian Diplomatic
Mission or the Australian Education Centre in your home country. Application
process may take up to one year. For more information refer to http://www.ausaid.gov.au/scholar/
Faculty/International
Student Merit Scholarships
are awarded by the University of Sydney to its undergraduate/postgraduate
coursework merit achievers who have completed at least one year of their
studies at the University of Sydney. Selection is based strictly on academic
merit and will be made by Faculties participating in the program. Selection
is made in Semester 1 of each year and all International students who
do not already hold other scholarships are automatically considered. No
application form is required.
Postgraduate
Scholarships
Australian
Development Scholarship (ADS).
As per above information.
International
Postgraduate Research Scholarship (IPRS)
IPRS' are funded by the Australian Department of Education, Training and
Youth Affairs (DETYA). This scholarship provides tuition fees only and
is available to individuals wishing to undertake research studies. Applications
are assessed on academic merit and research potential. In addition to
the IPRS, the University of Sydney awards International Postgraduate Award
(IPA) to IPRS holders each year. Applications for the IPRS are available
during May - August each year. Application forms may be downloaded during
May - August each year. The closing date for the IPRS is 31 August each
year. All IPRS applications will also be considered for the IPA (no separate
application is required).
The
Asian Development Bank-Government of Japan (ADB -JSP)
The ADB offers opportunities to talented individuals from its developing
member countries to pursue postgraduate studies with the support of the
above scholarship program funded by the Government of Japan. To be eligible
to apply for the ADB-JSP, candidates must gain admission to one of the
following programs at the University of Sydney: Master of Business Administration,
Master/Graduate Diploma in Transport Management, Master/Graduate Diploma
in Economics, Master/Graduate Diploma in Commerce and or Master/Graduate
Diploma in Public Health.
Application
forms are available from the International Office or may be downloaded.
Closing date is 31 January each year. The number of new ADB scholarships
is limited to approximately five scholarships each year. Further information,
including a list of other institutions participating in this scholarship
program, may be obtained from http://www.adb.org/Business/Jscholar/.
Rotary
International
One year Ambassadorial Scholarship funded by the Rotary Foundation. For
further information please contact:
The
Rotary Foundation,
One Rotary Center,
1560 Sherman Avenue,
Evanston, IL 60201, USA.
Information may also be obtained from http://www.rotary.org
For
further information please contact:
International
Office
The University of Sydney
NSW 2006 AUSTRALIA
Phone - +61 2 9351 5838
Fax - +61 2 9351 4013
Email - infoschol@io.usyd.edu.au
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