SRC END-OF-YEAR CLOSURE: The SRC is closed from 5pm Friday 20th December 2024 and will reopen at 9am on Tuesday 7th January 2025.
We will not be responding to any enquiries during this time, however, if you fill out our Caseworker Contact Form a caseworker will respond to you as soon as possible after we return.
Please note that the University is closed during the same time as the SRC. These days do not count as working days when calculating University deadlines.
If you are feeling sad or lonely and would like to speak to someone about the way you are feeling, a list of resources is available here.

SRC Loans

The SRC provides small emergency cash loans and equipment loans to Sydney Uni students
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Emergency Loans

Emergency loans of $50 can be provided to students in need of financial assistance. Please call our reception to discuss on 02 9660 5222 or click the link below to apply online.

Emergency Loan Form

Calculator loans

The SRC provides university approved calculator loans for the day of your exam. All that is required is a current USyd student card to be presented to the SRC front office. The calculator loan is available just for the day of your exam and is to be returned once your exam is finished. There is no cost involved.

Note: Calculator loans will only be available from Tuesday to Thursday between 8:30am and 5pm during the exam period. Please call the office on 02 9660 5222 to confirm loan pick up and return times.

Science/Lab Equipment Loans

The SRC provides science lab equipment loans for the day of your lab class. Items available for loan include: lab coats, safety glasses and dissection kits. All that is required is a current USyd student card to be presented to the SRC. The loan is just for the day and is to be returned once your lab is finished. There is no cost involved.

Note: Science equipment loans will only be available from Tuesday to Thursday between 9am and 5pm

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  • Autonomous Collective Against Racism (ACAR)

    ACAR is an autonomous space that organises around issues relating to people of colour, in activist and educational ways from a student perspective.

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    Autonomous Collective Against Racism (ACAR)
  • Disabilities Collective and Caregivers Network

    The University of Sydney Disabilities Collective is an autonomous collective of the University of Sydney Students' Representative Council (SRC).

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    Disabilities Collective and Caregivers Network
  • Education Action Group (EAG)

    The Sydney University Education Action Group (EAG) campaigns on education issues including fighting for free education and stopping course cuts.

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    Education Action Group (EAG)
  • Enviro Collective

    The Enviro Collective, is the official environmental group of the SRC.

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    Enviro Collective
  • First Nations Department

    We are a dedicated group of First Nations activists and allies at the University of Sydney.

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    First Nations Department
  • Global Solidarity
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    Global Solidarity
  • Intercampus
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    Intercampus
  • Interfaith
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    Interfaith
  • International Students Collective

    The International Students Collective (ISC) is a SRC Collective that exists to represent and organise around the interests of international students.

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    International Students Collective
  • Mature age students
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    Mature age students
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