Meet Phoebe Ngo and Tall Doan who pursued their MBA while embracing the joys and challenges of being new parents 🎓 "Being pregnant while studying abroad was challenging, but we were fortunate to receive immense kindness and support from our cohort and the program management team. Their encouragement made this journey truly memorable and special for us, and we are endlessly grateful. We came to learn to be future business leaders, but we also gained a big family and transitioned into parenthood." Congratulations to all our MBA students graduating this month! We can’t wait to see what the future holds for you! 🎉 #USYD #USYDGraduation #USYDAlumni The University of Sydney Business School
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As the first university to be established in Australasia, the University of Sydney consistently ranks as one of Australia’s top universities. We aim to create and sustain a university that will, for the benefit of both Australia and the wider world, maximise the potential of the brightest researchers and most promising students, whatever their social or cultural background. Web: sydney.edu.au Explore Sydney through the eyes of a student in 360° on our Virtual Tour: sydney.edu.au/tour Twitter: twitter.com/Sydney_Uni Facebook: facebook.com/sydneyuni Instagram: @sydney_uni YouTube: youtube.com/uniofsydney CRICOS: 00026A TEQSA: PRV12057
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Mark Pesce
Futurist, Speaker, Inventor, Multiple Award-Winning Author and Podcaster, Educator and Entrepreneur.
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Nic Fulton PhD
A CTO and futurist who demystifies the impact of emerging technologies and pursues their opportunity to transform product offerings and create new…
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Craig Mudge AO
Advisory Board Member, Cubesats, UAVs, and their Applications (CUAVA)
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What is Australia’s deadliest mental illness? You might be surprised to learn the answer is anorexia nervosa. Increasing levels of mental illness related to eating disorders, come at a time of proliferation of mobile devices, social media, young people spending so much time online, and there are some very disturbing and harmful environments out there. How do we think through ways of dealing with that? And how do we equip parents to deal with that? On The Solutionists with Mark Scott, Dr Sarah Maguire from the Charles Perkins Centre InsideOut Institute for Eating Disorders explains what everyone should know about eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia and binge eating, which affect more than one million Australians. In this episode we dig into the challenges and solutions about eating disorders and it’s essential listening for parents in particular. Listen free wherever you get your podcasts. https://lnkd.in/gPNEvVtq #USYD #TheSolutionists #Podcast Medicine and Health - University of Sydney
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Latest University of Sydney research found almost a quarter of young people aged 12 to 17 use WhatsApp daily. One in two are daily Snapchat users. Instagram and YouTube are the most frequently used platforms, used daily by 64% and 56% of young people respectively. Social media and the internet do present risks to young people, but age verification for social media would impact all of us. University of Sydney researchers from Media and Communications investigate the efficacy and risks of age verification checking technologies and whether there are better approaches to mitigating online harms affecting young people. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gAuPcMyX #USYD #LeadershipForGood
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This week is National Reconciliation Week, a time to reflect on our action towards achieving reconciliation and for celebrating the voices and influence of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across our campuses Find out how you can participate: https://lnkd.in/gSN7yx7h #USYD #NRW2024 #NowMoreThanEver
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Bailey Pickles is lighting up the city 🎆 TikTok maestro and third-year Sydney Conservatorium of Music student Bailey Pickles has created a 10-minute, looping composition to accompany the dazzling lights of Vivid Sydney’s ‘Our Connected City’ display. Vivid Sydney kicks off tonight (24 May) and runs through to Saturday 15 June. #USYD #BaileyPickles #VividSydney
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We are proud of our three University of Sydney researchers who have been recognised for their work and elected as Fellows of The Australian Academy of Science 👏 Congratulations to oncologist Professor Georgia Long AO, soil scientist Professor Budiman Minasny and computer scientist Professor Willy Zwaenepoel on this well deserved recognition. Nominated by their peers, Fellows of the Academy are recognised as leaders in their fields, having all made exceptional contributions to science throughout their careers. Read more about their work: https://lnkd.in/g_RZwiA3 #LeadershipForGood #USYD #Research
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Did you know there are volunteers making a difference across the University of Sydney? From mentoring students for their next big career step to locating Christmas beetles for our citizen science projects, they’re helping make our programs a success. This National Volunteer Week, we want to thank our volunteers for their generosity as we couldn’t do it without you 👏🏻 We’ve compiled some stories from our inspirational volunteers. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g2r3AT5p #NVW2024 #USYDAlumni #LeadershipForGood
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Vice-Chancellor and President Mark Scott wrote in The Australian today about the need for university protests to meet a balance of free speech and safety.
As campus protests continue worldwide, so does an intense debate about free speech. Today, I wrote in The Australian about the need for university protests to meet a balance of free speech and safety. At the University of Sydney, we have been clear. Our overriding priorities are to ensure the safety of our community, ensure our campus remains peaceful and respectful, and that university activities continue uninterrupted. In line with our Charter of Freedom of Speech and Academic Freedom, we recognise peaceful protest is a legitimate expression of free speech. Political speech can be deeply uncomfortable – but we will not tolerate it crossing over into racism, threats to safety, hate speech, intimidation, bullying or unlawful harassment on our campuses. As universities have done throughout history, we will strive to create a respectful environment of good faith at Sydney, allowing space for diverse perspectives and peaceful protest. https://lnkd.in/gVYbHaEb
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Meet Mackenzie Little - a USYD alum, Tokyo Olympian, and a doctor at Royal North Shore Hospital. In 2023 Mackenzie completed a Doctor of Medicine at the University of Sydney, while simultaneously competing in numerous Diamond League competitions. She's also the 2023 World Championships bronze medallist for javelin and is currently ranked 2 place in Women’s Javelin Throw worldwide. Oh - and she’s heading to the 2024 Paris Olympics! What a legend 👏 Video credit: NSW Institute of Sport #USYD #USYDAlumni #ParisOlympics