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Get involved with SIFE

  • Join us at 5.30pm Friday 9 October in the Staff Common Room at Merewether Building (room 327). RSVP by Thursday 8th October to: sydneyunisife@gmail.com

Action towards social and climate change isn't just the responsibility of the Government and special interest groups. The Sydney University SIFE team is celebrating its relaunch by developing an exciting portfolio of projects for 2009-2010 to include environment, financial literacy, hunger and social awareness projects. We will be working on this portfolio through Summer as well as Semester 1, 2010 in preparation for the SIFE Australia National Conference held in Melbourne July 2010!

Participate in competitions including:

  • SIFE Australia National Conference on 8-10 July, Melbourne
  • HSCB Financial Literacy Programme Competition
  • SIFE Let's Can Hunger Challenge, run by SIFE and Campbell's

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Faculty of Economics and Business Postgraduate Information Evening

  • Date: Wednesday 14 October 2009
  • Time: 6 - 8pm
  • Location: Hilton Hotel Sydney, Level 4 Function Room, 488 George Street Sydney

You will have the opportunity to speak one-on-one with our program directors and fellow academics about your study options and receive information on admission requirements, course content, student support services and career opportunities.

Anyone considering postgraduate study in 2010, should make their next move by registering to attend the Faculty of Economics and Business Postgraduate Information Evening.

Changes to the Master of Business / Graduate Diploma in Business in 2009

Information for Continuing Students

Following a review of postgraduate coursework programs in 2007 the Faculty of Economics and Business is proposing the Master of Business / Graduate Diploma in Business no longer be offered to commencing students. Accordingly the core units for the Business programs will not be available from 2009. Students currently enrolled in a Business degree or Diploma will, of course, be able to continue and complete their program. Units similar to the core Business units will be offered in other degrees in 2009, so students enrolled in the Business courses will be able to complete their degree or diploma without substantial change in course content.

Continuing students should refer to the information available from the link below for the possible study options for this program:

Faculty and University Email Correspondence

It is important that students read all information sent to them via email from the Faculty and the University. Students must ensure they keep their contact details up to date and should check their student email account on a regular basis.

  • For further information on student responsibilities please see the Faculty Handbook.