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| Getting Started Webinars | Starting a new academic journey at university is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming. That’s why we’re here to help you prepare for your journey at the University of Sydney. Whether you’re coming from school, work, family life, or another university, these Getting Started Webinars are a great way to learn what to expect in your first semester.
In these online sessions, you will: - Learn about useful services and support - Hear about what to expect in academic study - Get to know how to settle into student life - Hear helpful tips from current students | (not set) |
| Graduate Diploma in Indigenous Health Promotion - Welcome and Orientation | At this event you will learn more about the Graduate Diploma in Indigenous Health Promotion and what it means to be a Public Health student. | (not set) |
| Hands On with a Printing Press | Inspired by the Library’s very own 1879 Piscator Press, drop in to this printing press demonstration to have a go at creating your very own print in the Fisher Library foyer. The rise of printing presses from the 15th century were a pivotal development for the production of books and the dissemination of ideas and knowledge – something we take for granted today. Come along and experience the inking and pressing process and walk away with your very own print. | https://www.library.sydney.edu.au/ |
| Health Policy Planning - Welcome and Orientation | At this event you will learn more about your course, meet your program director, be introduced to the content of your core units, look at some electives to help you make choices, point you to some useful resources, and answer any questions you have about learning at the University. | (not set) |
| How to Avoid Plagiarism: Getting Ready for Uni | Do you want to learn to avoid common mistakes that cause plagiarism? This session will help you better understand what plagiarism is, why it matters and how to avoid it. You will learn what it means to quote, summarise and paraphrase appropriately. | (not set) |
| How to Uni | Learn the basics of uni life and plan for a successful semester! Meet Peer Learning Advisors and ICT staff as they introduce the basics of Canvas and share tips on how to ace your way through uni. You'll also have the chance to get to know your student peers and ask questions about the semester that awaits you. | https://www.library.sydney.edu.au/ |
| How to Uni: Surviving and Thriving | The University is a huge place but there's one thing in common amongst all Faculties, Schools and services - we all want to see you succeed. There is so much support in place across the University to help you and it's important to be aware of what support is available and where, even before you begin so you'll know where to look if you ever need it.
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| How to Uni: Working Smarter and Harder | Everyone says that University is so different to high school but what exactly do they mean? Join us as we outline the academic side of University - we'll tell you all about what's expected, the difference in assessments and how to engage in your units of study and what to do if something goes wrong. You'll also hear about the academic learning support available across the University to help you. This session will be run online in Week 1. A Zoom link will be emailed to all those who have registered closer to the date.
Note: This session is also run as part of Faculty Welcome Day. If you have registered to attend this day, you do not need to register for this event | (not set) |
| Information Sessions | (not set) | https://welcome.sydney.edu.au/welcome2026sem1/events?support-events-and-services=information%20session |
| Info Session for Student Visa Holders - Semester 1 2026 | Date: Friday 20 February 2026, 1:30 pm - 2:30pm --- Please join the Compliance Team for the Student Visa Conditions Information Session. This session will help you better understand the visa condition requirements and what to be mindful of while holding a student visa and studying at the University of Sydney.
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| International Student Welcome Day |
As an international student, International student welcome day is your official welcome to the University of Sydney community. You will experience a traditional Aboriginal dance performance and Welcome to Country. An information session will help you transition to university life with important information on support services and tips to help look after your health and wellbeing in your new home, Australia.
What your day will look like?
9:00am-9:30am Line up at front of the Great Hall 9:30am Door opens 9:55am Door closes 10:00am Formal proceeding starts. You'll hear information on support, student organisations, health and safety services, campus life and advice from current students. 11:30am Social activities and info booths at the Quadrangle 12:30pm Walk over to SUS for lunch and more activities 14:30pm Conclusion of the day | (not set) |
| Intramural Mixer | (not set) | (not set) |
| Introduction to LaTeX: Mathematics Empowerment | Dive into the world of document creation with our introductory LaTeX workshop. This session designed to equip you with the tools to craft precise, mathematically-rich documents. From setting up your document's preamble to mastering advanced typesetting techniques, you'll learn how to produce well-structured, visually appealing documents. Join us to unlock the full potential of your written work with LaTeX's powerful features! These sessions are held in Wentworth Building (G01) Room 520. Please register prior to attendance. | https://welcome.sydney.edu.au/intro-to-latex-s126 |
| Juris Doctor Welcome (Full-time) | Beginning the Juris Doctor (JD) full-time is an exciting step. Many students come into the JD from different study backgrounds or professional pathways, while others are returning to university after time away. This welcome is designed to help you settle in, meet other JD students, and understand how to make the most of your time at Sydney Law School. The focus sits on connection, practical guidance, and starting your degree feeling prepared and supported. 📅Date Thursday 19 February 2026 This welcome focuses on connection and belonging, while recognising the experience many JD students bring with them. You will:
The program uses short sessions and time is built in for conversation, questions, and settling in. Accessibility and support Sustainability | (not set) |
| Juris Doctor Welcome (Part-time) | Beginning the Juris Doctor (JD) part-time marks an important transition. Many students join the JD after time in the workforce, while balancing careers, family, and other commitments. This welcome is designed with those realities in mind. The focus sits on helping you connect with other JD students and helping you feel part of the Law School community from the start. 📅Date Tuesday 17 February 2026 This welcome focuses on connection and belonging, while recognising the experience many JD students bring with them. You will:
The program uses short sessions and time is built in for conversation, questions, and settling in. Accessibility and support Sustainability | (not set) |
| Law Inbound Exchange Student Welcome | Starting a semester at Sydney Law School as an inbound exchange student is an exciting opportunity. You will be studying law in a new academic environment, meeting students from across the world, and becoming part of the Sydney Law School community. This welcome is designed to help you settle in smoothly, connect with other inbound exchange students, and understand how studying law at Sydney works. The focus is on connection, practical guidance, and helping you feel confident from your first week. 📅Date Wednesday 18 February 2026 You will: ⭐ Meet other students joining the Sydney Law School on exchange and begin building friendships from day one ⭐ Hear a welcome from key Law School staff, including the Head of School and Dean ⭐ Visit the mini-expo ⭐ Take part in a campus photo challenge to help you get to know the campus in a relaxed way ⭐Receive an introduction to the Australian Legal System The program includes short sessions, space to connect with others, and time to settle in. An Introduction to the Australian Legal System session will support your academic transition and is highly recommended for all commencing students who do not hold a law degree from a common law jurisdiction. Lunch will be provided at the mini-expo. Accessibility and support Sustainability | (not set) |
| Lectures and How to Use Them | Does the thought of a professor speaking 100 words per minute fill you with fear? Do you believe lectures are just for “listening”? In this session you will learn what lectures are, why we use them, and how to use them effectively. You will also discover strategies to stay focused, participate meaningfully, and turn every lecture into a valuable learning experience. You do not want to miss out! | (not set) |
| Le Rouge & Rose Evening | We’re excited to invite you to Le Rouge & Rose Evening, a fun, feel-good night all about camaraderie, community, and connection. Come curious, come excited, and come as yourself. It’s the perfect way to kick-start the semester! 💌🌹✨ Event details: 📅Date: Friday 6 March 2026, 5:30pm - 8:30pm 📍Venue: Sutherland Room HostCo, Level 04, Holme Building and Footbridge Theatre (A09), Camperdown Campus 💸Cost: FREE | (not set) |
| LGBTQIA+ Welcome Social | Come and meet fellow LGBTQIA+ students over lunch! At the University of Sydney, we are committed to building a campus where LGBTQIA+ students feel genuinely welcomed, supported, and free to express who they are. Across the year, you can join events and activities run by LGBTQIA+ communities, networks, and student societies who are here to help you feel supported and included on campus. 🌈 Meet new friends and connect with the LGBTQIA+ community. Come grab some lunch, connect with the communities, and meet other first‑year students starting their journey like you. No registration required — just drop in! | (not set) |
| Library Tour 1 | Join us for a one-hour Library Tour and discover the University of Sydney Library’s standout collections, welcoming study spaces, and creative technologies.The tour involves walking across campus, so please bring water, wear comfortable footwear, and check the weather beforehand. This route begins at the Fisher Library forecourt, where your guide will lead you through Fisher Library, the Herbert Smith Freehills Law Library, SciTech Library, and ThinkSpace. You’ll explore our oldest and largest library, home to Business, Arts, and Rare Books collections; visit the dedicated Law Library; and tour the SciTech Library, which supports Science, Engineering, and Medicine. The tour concludes at ThinkSpace, a hands-on technology and collaboration hub. | https://www.library.sydney.edu.au/ |