The Student Centre will be running webinars on how to complete your enrolment task.

Learn how to avoid plagiarism and improve your research and synthesis skills with this workshop. Working out effective ways to organise sources, include relevant information in your writing and ensure your work maintains academic integrity can be difficult. This session aims to answer your greatest questions on plagiarism and using academic sources. Learn to seamlessly incorporate sources with diverse vocabulary and proper grammar. 

Welcome to the Faculty of Science ! We hope you're as excited to be here as we are to have you.

Free food and friends with your Science societies !

Hosted by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, this Welcome Morning Tea is an important opportunity to:

• Learn about FASS Dalyell Scholars opportunities including Mentoring, Global Mobility exchange scholarship and upcoming social activities
• Understand your Dalyell degree and hear planning advice
• Meet your Dalyell Academic Lead, Academic Coordinators and Student Representatives
• Connect with your fellow Dalyell peers over delicious morning tea

We look forward to meeting you soon!

Calling all undergraduate FASS students, join our FASS Karaoke Night to: 

• Reveal the bathroom singer in you; sing your favourite songs from around the world - Song requests encouraged!
• If you aren’t a singer, fear not! Enjoy a relaxed night out with your friends
• Win prizes for your performance
• Enjoy free finger food and a non-alcoholic drink
• Meet other FASS students and make lifelong friends

This event is open to Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences students only. Attendees must be 18+ and have a physical photo ID for sighting upon arrival. 

Come along to the FASS Picnic to connect with other mentors and first-year mentees, and make new friends in the Faculty!

There'll be FREE food, games, activities, and goodies to enjoy.

This event is open to Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences students only.

Have questions about your studies including enrolment, unit selection, and timetabling? Visit the Pop-Up Hub where we can provide on-the-spot help or assist in directing your enquiry if needed.

At the Pop-Up Hub, you'll be able to chat with team members from Student Centre, Faculty Services, Student Advising, and Student Affairs and Engagement.

Date: 22 July - 2 September (Monday to Friday)
Time: 9am - 5pm
Location: Brennan MacCallum Learning Hub

Drop in if you need help with:

•    General student enquiries e.g. timetabling, unit selection, University systems  
•    Changes or help with enrolment, requesting a degree check, credit enquiry  
•    Academic success, degree planning and career advice
•    Navigating Sydney Student

Please note: 

On this page, you can register your details to receive information about the Pop-Up Hub. Please note this is not a booking page; you will still need to sign in upon arrival at the Pop-Up Hub.

The Postgraduate Welcome Program is your opportunity to:

• Learn essential orientation information about starting your studies from our experts at the Postgraduate Information Session
• Meet your Postgraduate Coursework Coordinator, who is a senior academic that can advise you throughout your studies at the Welcome Reception
• Be connected with other new students in your area of study and your Postgraduate Student Mentor, who is a senior student in your course.

There are two events as part of the Postgraduate Welcome program, an Information Session and a Welcome Reception. Both events are on-campus.

Looking for a way to dodge your commitments for a few hours? Wanting to capture the hearts and friendships of your fellow students?

Join us for FASS Sports Day with Sydney Uni Sports (SUS) on Thursday 1 August, 10:30am- 12:30pm!

With activities ranging from dodgeball, capture-the-flag and tug of war, to mobility and stretching exercises, there's something for everyone. Come along with your mentoring group or meet new mentors and mentees on the day.

Welcome to the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS)!

The FASS Undergraduate Welcome and Mentoring Program is your essential orientation to university - including information sessions, social activities, and connecting with senior Peer Mentors and other new students in the Faculty.
 

What's included?

The Welcome and Mentoring Program runs from Welcome Day to Week 6 of Semester 2.

The program begins with attending Welcome Day on Tuesday 23 July, 11am - 4pm. On Welcome Day, you'll...

• connect with your own Peer Mentor, a senior student from your area of study who'll support you from Welcome Day to Week 6 of Semester 2.
• make new friends with other students in your course and FASS.
• get prepared with important information about your degree, student advice, and support services.
• meet university staff who'll support you throughout your studies including: your Faculty Associate Dean (Student Life), Student Centre, Learning Hub, Library and Careers Centre.
• enjoy afternoon tea with students, staff, clubs and societies
• explore campus on a tour with your Peer Mentor.
   

After Welcome Day, we'll continue sharing social activities and opportunities for you and Peer Mentors to enjoy through to Week 6!

Want to join?

Great to hear - please register by confirming your attendance to Welcome Day on this page. Registrations close 9am AEST Monday 8 July.

Accessibility information

Throughout Welcome Day, you'll be entering various locations that are all wheelchair accessible. If you have any accessibility needs or concerns, please contact your FASS Student Affairs and Engagement team via the email below.
 

Date: Thursday 8 August 2024, 5.00pm - 7.00pm
Location: The Refectory, Level 5, Abercrombie Building (H70)
Register online via Career Hub

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Want to find out more about where your interest in sustainability can lead you? Join us for an engaging evening exploring sustainability in business careers! Expert panelists discuss critical sustainability capabilities and how they shape tomorrow's careers. Don't miss this chance to gain valuable insights, make meaningful connections, and pave the way for a sustainable future in business!

The event will consist of a panel discussion and a networking session with light refreshments.

Panel Discussion: In this panel moderated by Associate Professor Ranjit Voola, three industry leaders will share their experiences, career journeys, and insights into sustainability competencies in business:

• John-Claude Tadros, General Manager- Sustainability Enablement and Impact, Woolworths Group.
• Lauren Solomon, Sustainability and Modern Slavery Manager, Perpetual Group
• Rebekka Carey-Smith, Head of Sustainability, The Iconic
• Amanda Robertson, Head of Sustainability (Oceania), Nestlé

Networking Session: Connect with professionals, expand your network, and explore the potential career opportunities that sustainability competencies can open.

Take advantage of this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge, make meaningful connections, and pave the way for a sustainable future in business!

Discover Your Path in General Practice!

Join us for GPSN Career's Night, an opportunity to gain insight from a panel of GPs as they debunk the myths and discuss why they chose general practice, working as an academic, pathways into the field, navigating through the system as an international student and more!

Event Highlights:

Myth-Busting Panel: Experienced GPs will tackle common misconceptions and reveal what it takes to succeed in this rewarding field.
Pathways for International Students: Learn how to navigate the Australian healthcare system, including insights on the 10-year moratorium and the unique challenges faced by international students.

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore your future in General Practice, connect with peers, and enjoy dinner!

Time: 16th September 2024 18:00-20:00
Location: Susan Wakil Health Building Lecture Theatre 321

Starting University can be a little overwhelming and we know you may have questions, including what to expect in your first semester of classes. 

Your Peer Support Advisors (PSAs) are here to help! The PSAs are multilingual students, trained to answer a range of enquiries, including connecting you with support services, and tips on a variety of social activities you can get involved in. They were once also in your situation and can provide advice on the best ways to get started at the uni.

The Getting Started Q & A sessions are your chance to join an online meeting and ask any questions that can help you to plan your journey to Sydney and your time for the first few weeks of the semester

Join us online at our Getting Started webinars for all the information you will need before starting your journey at the University of Sydney.

Are you a student from China? Join us online at the Getting Started webinars for all the information you will need before starting your journey at the University of Sydney.

Date: Tuesday 27 August 2024, 10.00am - 11.30am (or until stocks last)
Location: Level 1, Abercrombie Building (H70)

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To help keep the energy levels up and stress levels down, the Business School will be offering some FREE healthy snacks today on Level 1 of the Abercrombie Building (H70).

Drop by and say hi to the Student Life team and grab a free snack!

Ever thought about getting a TATTOO but don’t want to commit?

Why not try a plant-based henna tattoo that fades in just a few days! Start by practicing your designs on paper, then let your creativity flow onto your skin.

Discover the rich history and beauty of henna art in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. With a little practice and willingness, you'll learn how to apply henna like a pro—no art skills needed! After mastering the basics, you'll be able to create your own designs anytime, anywhere.

And the best part? We’ve got FREE food and snacks (because, why not?), and all materials are provided!

Join us for a chill, creative afternoon to unwind, get artistic, meet new friends, and dive into a unique cultural experience.

But hurry—spots are LIMITED and you don’t want to miss out on this awesome event!