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USyd Vice Chancellor Mark Scott met with Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi. As the Student Representative Council we are concerned about this meeting and for the safety of Muslim students on campus, considering the actions of Modi and the BJP.
Read and sign the open letter initiated by education and social work students campaigning against student poverty on placements.
You can maximise the likelihood of getting your bond back when you move out by doing some forward planning before you move in.
Here's some tips to help you better prepare foe exams
How to respond to an allegation of academic dishonesty
All workers in Australia have the same working rights, including international students
If your landlord (or their agent) lives in your home, it is likely that you are considered a boarder or lodger. There are some “principles” that outline your rights and responsibilities.
The census date for standard semesters is 31st March in first semester and 31st August in second semester. If your semester is a little different, e.g., summer or winter intensives, check your subject outline.
Weekly reports from Lia Perkins, President of the 95th SRC
President's report for December 2022
The University considers contract cheating very seriously. It puts your integrity and the integrity of your course at risk.
SRC President's Report for January 2023
Nominate to be the SRC's First Nations Officer in 2023.
What to do if you receive an allegation of misconduct or academic dishonesty
You can improve your academic skills and learn where to go for information and support.
There resources available through the University and in the broader community that you might find helpful.
For the vast majority of situations, pay day loans are absolutely horrendous and best avoided.
Centrelink is a difficult organisation to deal with at the best of times. Here are some tips on how to jump through the hoops.
If you are unable to complete a unit of study you may be able to withdraw during semester for a Discontinue Fail (DF) grade.
The joint position statement and research report from ALSA, AMSA, & NUS
Our solicitors provide a FREE legal service to Sydney Uni undergraduates and can help with a broad range of legal issues.
Honi Soit student newspaper has been published by the SRC since 1929. The SRC also publishes a range of student handbooks and other publications.
Student representatives and activists participate in elections and run collectives that address a range of social change issues.