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Join us for our STEMM Postgrad Information Evening to find out more about our suite of courses from a range of disciplines including allied health; public health, environmental science and sustainability; engineering; data science and computer science; nursing; project management; and psychology.
The evening will have a range of short lectures (schedule coming soon) and a course advice area with academic and professional staff ready to answer your questions. There will be space for private consultations during the evening.
We partner with leaders from business, industry and academia based here in Sydney and around the world. Our postgraduates are among the world's most sought-after employees – we're ranked first in Australia and fourth in the world for graduate employability.
Engineering solutions for a digital future.
We are educating leaders, forging strong industry partnerships and meeting challenges in healthcare, infrastructure, food and the environment. We are also creating smarter technology, changing the way we live and work.
Make a powerful impact to improve the lives of people around the world with a degree in engineering, project management or advanced computing. From AI to space travel, engineers, project managers and computer scientists develop innovative and sustainable solutions to society’s greatest challenges.
A postgraduate qualification will give you the edge in a global economy that places a premium on demonstrated professional skills and genuine innovation.
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Global leaders in medicine and health
Healthcare, both in Australia and overseas, is undergoing significant change. The Faculty of Medicine and Health is committed to leading this change, by educating and shaping future healthcare professionals and reimagining the way healthcare is delivered.
Studying medicine and health at the University of Sydney ensures that you will be fully equipped with the leadership capabilities, clinical skills and human understanding required to make a genuine difference to the lives of individuals and communities.
Pursue your passion in health and get ready for a career where you can make a difference to millions of lives. Choose from the largest range of health degrees of any Australian university - including health sciences, medical sciences, nursing, pharmacy, public health, medicine and dentistry - and graduate with knowledge and skills that are in demand.
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Innovate, discover, and tackle world-wide issues with Science
Conducting excellent research and creating the next generation of science talent in Australia is core to the Faculty of Science, as we play a leading role in Australia's ability to compete scientifically on the world stage.
Further education in the sciences will set you apart and take your career to the next level. You will join one of Australia’s largest postgraduate communities and a global network of leading thinkers. Our degrees by coursework include areas such as animal and human health, psychology, sustainability, agriculture and environment as well as mathematical sciences.
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StudentsStudents from Grade 12 onwards can register to attend. Once they register, they’ll receive a confirmation over email, WhatsApp & SMS with their unique link to login on the platform. A meeting ID and password is not required to connect with the University of Sydney over video chat.
When students visit the platform, they share their registration information only with participating institutions. We do not share student information with any other third parties.
ParentsParents should register with their son/daughter’s information.
School CounselorsPlease share this opportunity with your existing Class XII students and students who have appeared for Class XII Board Exams and encourage them to register. Please write to us at india.info@sydney.edu.au to receive a personalised login for your students.
Register today and discover what it's like to study a bachelor's degree at the University of Sydney. Listen to our world-class academics as they share their passion and showcase the subject they teach. Ranked 1st in Australia and 4th in the world for graduate employability, completing your bachelor's studies at Sydney will give you an internationally recognised qualification.
HELP Desk - Explore admission requirements, scholarships and more
Join this session to learn more about the admissions processes, awards, scholarships, clubs and societies and student experience.
PHARMACY - Open the cabinet of Medical Curiosities - From history to the future of Pharmacy
Join us for a Pharmacy Taster class with Dr Janet Cheung on ‘A Cabinet of Medical Curiosities -The History of Pharmacy’, which is taken from our 1st year Unit of Study PHAR1811. We are also pleased to announce that in 2023, new vertically integrated pharmacy degrees are offered by the Sydney School of Pharmacy, which will prepare work-ready pharmacy graduates. These degrees are accredited and approved by the Australian Pharmacy Council and Pharmacy Board of Australia. Join us to find out more from Prof Paul Groundwater and Prof Parisa Aslani!
COMMERCE/BUSINESS - Experience Accounting: An Interactive Business Workshop
Join Dr Angela Hecimovic and experience an interactive simulation of a Business School workshop utilising hands-on educational technology and a real business case to explore decision making, communication and collaboration. You will also gain a sneak peek at future Accounting career opportunities, and the University journey of a Bachelor of Commerce student at Sydney.
NURSING - Why Nursing? Insights into health, illness and care
Join us for a talk on Bachelor of Nursing (Advanced Studies) with the Susan Wakil School of Nursing and Midwifery. This session will cover course content, admission requirements and the clinical placement aspect of the degree. Our academic Dr Horas Wong will give you a taster on the unit Contexts of Health and Disease, in which he will give you some insights into how nurses apply their knowledge to address health problems from a broader, social perspective.
LAW - Discuss the problems and challenges of regulating Artificial Intelligence
Join José-Miguel in this Taster class to learn more about Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be of great service to humanity. AI systems will be able to tackle many existing challenges in health, transport, communication, government and many other domains. AI has the potential to benefit human beings and societies all across the globe. Yet, its use could also be a magnifier of existing discrimination, inequality and exclusion and amplify social and economic divides. Some of these issues are legitimate ethical concerns that do not require a legal approach. Some others could be addressed by existing laws. There are, however, some aspects of the use of AI systems that will require new regulatory approaches and techniques. This taster will offer a few insights about the problems, the options and the trade-offs to regulate AI.
MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION - The past and futures of digital cultures: An examination of digital media and communication
Join Dr Justine Humphry in this Taster Class to find out more about how the past and futures of digital cultures will explore the histories, imaginaries, ideas, platforms and thinkers that inform the study of digital cultures. Students will examine tools and theories that explain the interrelated processes of digital media and communications development and social change.
HEALTH SCIENCES - Society and Health: What and who determines your health?
Join Dr Leigh Wilson and experience an interactive workshop from the Sydney School of Health Sciences. You will explore Society and Health, a core first year unit offered as part of the Bachelor of Science (Health) and gain insight into the career opportunities and journey of a Health student at the University of Sydney.
COMPUTER SCIENCE - What does a first-year data science class at Sydney look like?
Join Professor Alan Fekete in this session of teaching in DATA1002, with an online tutorial session. Students will consider a dataset, looking at both the concepts of data management through discussion, and practical skills in doing some analysis of the data with web-based tools.
ENGINEERING - Solving the equation: Circular Economy = CE = Chemical Engineering
Join Professor Ali Abbas who will provide an introduction to Chemical Engineering at the University of Sydney. Learn how you can be a part of solving today's global challenges.
COMMERCE/BUSINESS - How to lead and manage a business in a Post-COVID world.
Join Dr Mark Westcott, Deputy Program Director of the Bachelor of Commerce, for a taster class on the ‘Management and Leadership’ major offered by the University of Sydney Business School. The impacts of Covid 19 have prompted business organisations to re-evaluate how they operate and manage their staff and strategic partnerships. Learning to lead and manage people effectively in this new environment is critical. This session introduces some of the approaches and initiatives that have been adopted by business in this new challenging environment. It explores these approaches through the lens of how these issues are studied within the ‘Management and Leadership’ major, and how they address the UN sustainability development goals.
SOCIAL SCIENCES - Discuss "settler colonialism" and its role in shaping social and legal relations
Join Associate Professor Dinesh Wadiwel, in this exciting lecture, where he will discuss “settler colonialism” as a concept, and its implication for the legacy of dispossession in Australia, as well as its continuing role in shaping social and legal relations. Colonialism in Australia not only involved mass violence, the theft of land and the disruption of economies, but also the displacement of social and legal relations with communities of human and non-human others.
ENGINEERING - What would it be like to study Project Management at Sydney?
Join Dr Mahshid Tootoonchy for a taster class of what it would be like to study the Bachelor of Project Management at the University of Sydney.
VISUAL ARTS - Dive in material developing processes
Join Vicky Browne and get ready to re-situate how we think and interact with the everyday materials around us. You will need some A4 paper and a phone with a camera at the ready. This taster session is adapted from a longer 3D Foundation First Year class that considers the way artists approach materials. It develops art making processes that consider connections between language, actions and materials in a practice-led way.
COMMERCE/BUSINESS - Reasons to study ‘Entrepreneurship and Innovation’
Join Dr Paul Finn from the University of Sydney Business School as we explore the emergence of social entrepreneurship, and the role it can play in solving the greatest challenges of our time to address complex social and environmental problems. Learn more about the discipline of ‘Innovation and Entrepreneurship’ and discover how the knowledge and skills you develop from this subject area, will allow you to thrive in a dynamic global economy and make meaningful advances towards the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
DESIGN - Step into an Interaction Design class at Sydney
Join Dr Leigh-Anne Hepburn for a taster class of what it would be like to study the Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design) at the University of Sydney.
No, there is no cost for students to participate. Its a free event.
Students can directly visit the different faculty pages and can interact instantly with the staff via video chat or text chat within the video room.
There is no limit for interaction with the faculties. Students are encouraged to interact with all the faculties of your interest to get a wider career choice.
Yes. You have to SWITCH ON your camera and microphone while connecting during the video chat so the faculty counsellors can see and hear you. After your interaction, you can leave the video chat room by clicking on the ‘LEAVE’ button on your screen.
Yes, you can choose to text chat with counsellors of various faculties by keeping your camera OFF inside the video room. You can also communicate via email with the faculty you are interested in by clicking the ‘Send an inquiry’ button on the faculty booth.
Yes, the recordings will be available even after the session is over, on the same link (link) till 30th September, 2021.
