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3 hours ago · Congratulations to Associate Professor Amanda Tattersall, member of the Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies and the Net Zero Institute at the University of Sydney, for being announced a 2024 Policy Challenge Grant Winner for her project Bringing community voices into policy: renewables in the Hunter.
3 hours ago · The University of Sydney’s Net Zero Institute (NZI) has released a white paper emphasising the need to recycle critical minerals and explore alternatives for essential materials in the transition to net zero emissions. Critical minerals like lithium, copper, and rare earth elements are crucial for ...
1 day ago · A new Flinders University led project aims to help Australian teenagers who find themselves facing long wait times for mental health treatment. The project, 'Left to their own devices', aims to help General Practitioners (GPs) to better support their adolescent patients while they await access to specialist mental health treatment and services.
Oct 5, 2024 · Current students enrolled in the University of Sydney Executive MBA and University staff are not eligible to apply for this opportunity. This scholarship will be awarded based on: Academic merit. Leadership potential. Personal integrity. Performance at the selection interview. Motivation to succeed in business in a socially responsible manner ...
3 hours ago · Macquarie University. Macquarie is a young and agile public university in Sydney, Australia. Established in 1964 only, currently Macquarie is home to more than 40,000 students and the university is well positioned to break the traditional boundaries of academic research, working actively with industry and government partners.
3 hours ago · Western Sydney University is pleased to announce that three of its research teams have received funding as part of the 2024 Policy Challenge grants from the James Martin Institute for Public Policy. Announced today, successful teams were selected through a competitive and rigorous selection process.
3 hours ago · Phil Clarke, professor of International Politics at SOAS at the University of London. And Noel Zihabamwe, survivor of the Rwandan genocide and now a leading member of Sydney's Rwandan community. I ...
