Join us at the Taylors College Sydney International Virtual Open Day on September 25th, 2024, from 1 pm to 5:15 pm. There is much to see and do at Taylors College Virtual Open Day, so register now to start planning.
Join us for our STEMM Postgrad Information Evening to find out more about our suite of courses from a range of disciplines including allied health; public health, environmental science and sustainability; engineering; data science and computer science; nursing; project management; and psychology.
The evening will have a range of short lectures (schedule coming soon) and a course advice area with academic and professional staff ready to answer your questions. There will be space for private consultations during the evening.
We partner with leaders from business, industry and academia based here in Sydney and around the world. Our postgraduates are among the world's most sought-after employees – we're ranked first in Australia and fourth in the world for graduate employability.
Engineering solutions for a digital future.
We are educating leaders, forging strong industry partnerships and meeting challenges in healthcare, infrastructure, food and the environment. We are also creating smarter technology, changing the way we live and work.
Make a powerful impact to improve the lives of people around the world with a degree in engineering, project management or advanced computing. From AI to space travel, engineers, project managers and computer scientists develop innovative and sustainable solutions to society’s greatest challenges.
A postgraduate qualification will give you the edge in a global economy that places a premium on demonstrated professional skills and genuine innovation.
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Global leaders in medicine and health
Healthcare, both in Australia and overseas, is undergoing significant change. The Faculty of Medicine and Health is committed to leading this change, by educating and shaping future healthcare professionals and reimagining the way healthcare is delivered.
Studying medicine and health at the University of Sydney ensures that you will be fully equipped with the leadership capabilities, clinical skills and human understanding required to make a genuine difference to the lives of individuals and communities.
Pursue your passion in health and get ready for a career where you can make a difference to millions of lives. Choose from the largest range of health degrees of any Australian university - including health sciences, medical sciences, nursing, pharmacy, public health, medicine and dentistry - and graduate with knowledge and skills that are in demand.
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Innovate, discover, and tackle world-wide issues with Science
Conducting excellent research and creating the next generation of science talent in Australia is core to the Faculty of Science, as we play a leading role in Australia's ability to compete scientifically on the world stage.
Further education in the sciences will set you apart and take your career to the next level. You will join one of Australia’s largest postgraduate communities and a global network of leading thinkers. Our degrees by coursework include areas such as animal and human health, psychology, sustainability, agriculture and environment as well as mathematical sciences.
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StudentsStudents from Grade 12 onwards can register to attend. Once they register, they’ll receive a confirmation over email, WhatsApp & SMS with their unique link to login on the platform. A meeting ID and password is not required to connect with the University of Sydney over video chat.
When students visit the platform, they share their registration information only with participating institutions. We do not share student information with any other third parties.
ParentsParents should register with their son/daughter’s information.
School CounselorsPlease share this opportunity with your existing Class XII students and students who have appeared for Class XII Board Exams and encourage them to register. Please write to us at [email protected] to receive a personalised login for your students.
Welcome to Taylors College: Academic Excellence in Our Curriculum
Welcome to Taylors College! Join us for an information session where you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of our institution and curriculum. We'll start by introducing you to Taylors College, sharing our values, and highlighting what makes us a top choice for students. You'll then explore our curriculum, designed to prepare you for university and beyond. We look forward to seeing you there!
Jane James
Associate Professor Ian Johnston is a lecturer and researcher within the School of Psychology in the Faculty of Science. He is also currently the Degree Coordinator for the Bachelor of Psychology, Psychology Program and Graduate Diploma in Psychology. His research areas and projects span psychoneuroimmunology, human and non-human spatial cognition, and the effects of food and exercise on the brain and behaviour.
Rebecca James
I am a clinical psychologist and academic in the School of Psychology, and Co-Director of the Child Behaviour Research Clinic (Brain & Mind Centre). I was received my PhD in 2005 (UNSW), and following a post-doctoral fellowship joined USYD in 2007. In addition to my research, clinical practice, and teaching on the USYD Master of Clinical Psychology program, I regularly give workshops on the treatment of child behaviour problems to therapists in Australia and internationally. I believe in using science to improve child mental health and enjoy supervising PhD students with such an interest.
Shannon Hutchinson
Sean O’Connor is a Leadership Development Coach, Lecturer and Researcher at the Sydney University’s Coaching Psychology Unit. Over the last few years he has been working alongside a team of highly skilled leadership development professionals on one of the world’s largest evidence-based leadership development research projects testing a new leadership model and program for leadership development in one of Australia’s largest law firms and a network of hospitals.
Mastering English for Academic Excellence: Unlock Your Full Potential
Enhance your academic journey with our focused session on mastering English for academic success. Join us to discover strategies and resources for improving your English skills, tailored specifically for academic contexts.
This brief yet impactful session will cover key techniques for effective writing, reading, and communication in an academic setting. Gain insights into how to excel in your coursework, participate confidently in discussions, and achieve your academic goals with strong English proficiency.
Don’t miss this chance to boost your academic performance through effective English language mastery!
Michelle Zheng
Director, Complex Systems Research Group (1:45PM - 2:05PM / 2:05PM - 2:25PM / 2:25 - 2:45PM / 2:45PM - 3:10PM)
Dive Into Your Course Sessions: What to Expect and How to Thrive
Explore the diverse academic pathways available at Taylors College that are designed to help you achieve your educational goals:
Each pathway is structured to provide a strong academic foundation, tailored support, and the opportunity to progress to top universities in your chosen field.
Ahabab Choudhury
Director, Complex Systems Research Group 
Arman Tadi
Director, Complex Systems Research Group 
Beatrice LO
Director, Complex Systems Research Group 
Rebecca James
Director, Complex Systems Research Group Student Services and U18 Experience: Navigating Support and Opportunities
Join us for a session focused on how Taylors College Sydney elevates the student experience on campus. You will explore the wide range of student services designed to support your academic journey and personal growth.
Learn about our dedicated support teams, including counsellors, U18 student experience coordinators, and student support services officer who are here to help you navigate your time at Taylors College. We'll also highlight the various extracurricular activities, clubs, and events that enrich student life, offering opportunities to connect, engage, and thrive within our vibrant community.
This session will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the resources and support systems available to ensure your success and well-being during your studies. Don't miss the chance to discover how we create a welcoming and supportive environment for all our students.
Youn Cho
Senior LecturerDr Naderpajouh is a Senior Lecturer, Director of Research Education and Post Graduate Coordinator, while he leads the Organising for Resilience in the Built Environment (ORIBE) research group. His main area of research focuses on collective actions and organising across social, technical and ecological systems. He is an Associate Editor of the Journal of Management in Engineering by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) as well as the Built Environment Project and Asset Management (BEPAM). He is also a member of the Editorial Board of several journals including the International Journal of Project Management (IJPM), while he serves as a referee for over 25 academic journals.
Oscar Prieto
School of Project Management Stewart Clegg was Professor of Management and Organization Studies at the University of Technology Sydney before joining the Department of Project Management in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney in 2021. He is a Virtual Visiting Professor at the University of Stavanger, Norway and at Nova School of Business and Economics, Portugal. In the past he has held Chair appointments at the University of New England, University of St. Andrews, University of Western Sydney as well as many Visiting Appointments, including at the Universities of Cambridge, Stanford, Newcastle (UK) and Aston and Copenhagen Business School. He is widely acknowledged as one of the most influential contributors to organization studies and project management, recognized as such by numerous Fellowships, as well as being one of the most significant contemporary theorists of power relations.
Connect with Peers: Engage in Conversations in Your Own Language
Connect with fellow students in a language you’re comfortable with! This session offers a unique opportunity to engage with peers through casual conversations and activities in various languages. Whether you prefer speaking English, Arabic, Indonesian (Bahasa), Mandarin, or Vietnamese, there’s a group for you.
Join us to connect, learn, and have fun in a safe and supportive environment, where you can share experiences and build friendships in your native language. It’s a great way to feel at home and enhance your student experience at Taylors College.
Jason Mang
Associate Professor Associate Professor Adam Dunn is Head of Biomedical Informatics and Digital Health, School of Medical Sciences, Faculty of Medicine and Health, The University of Sydney. He has over a decade of experience in health informatics and data science with a focus on applied machine learning in public health and clinical epidemiology. His research programs aim to improve the use of clinical trial evidence in systematic reviews and clinical practice; and health behaviours by monitoring how evidence and misinformation are taken up by the public.
Mohamed Saber Togues
School of Computer Science Associate Professor Jinman Kim received his PhD in Computer Science from the University of Sydney in 2005. He is currently the Director of the Visual TeleHealth Lab, the?Biomedical & Multimedia Information Technology (BMIT) Research Group?, School of Computer Science, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies, University of Sydney. As an active key member of the BMIT Research Group, he is in charge of a research commercialisation and industry links. He has produced a number of impact publications, including IEEE Transactions, Medical Image Analysis, etc., and received several prestigious external completive grants, including the ARC Discovery and Linkage grants. He is also a Theme Leader in the Faculty's?Institute of Biomedical Engineering and Technologies (BMET).
Alim Chandra
School of Computer Science Associate Professor Jinman Kim received his PhD in Computer Science from the University of Sydney in 2005. He is currently the Director of the Visual TeleHealth Lab, the?Biomedical & Multimedia Information Technology (BMIT) Research Group?, School of Computer Science, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies, University of Sydney. As an active key member of the BMIT Research Group, he is in charge of a research commercialisation and industry links. He has produced a number of impact publications, including IEEE Transactions, Medical Image Analysis, etc., and received several prestigious external completive grants, including the ARC Discovery and Linkage grants. He is also a Theme Leader in the Faculty's?Institute of Biomedical Engineering and Technologies (BMET).
Eva Liu
School of Computer Science Associate Professor Jinman Kim received his PhD in Computer Science from the University of Sydney in 2005. He is currently the Director of the Visual TeleHealth Lab, the?Biomedical & Multimedia Information Technology (BMIT) Research Group?, School of Computer Science, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies, University of Sydney. As an active key member of the BMIT Research Group, he is in charge of a research commercialisation and industry links. He has produced a number of impact publications, including IEEE Transactions, Medical Image Analysis, etc., and received several prestigious external completive grants, including the ARC Discovery and Linkage grants. He is also a Theme Leader in the Faculty's?Institute of Biomedical Engineering and Technologies (BMET).
Kristin Nguyen
School of Computer Science Associate Professor Jinman Kim received his PhD in Computer Science from the University of Sydney in 2005. He is currently the Director of the Visual TeleHealth Lab, the?Biomedical & Multimedia Information Technology (BMIT) Research Group?, School of Computer Science, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies, University of Sydney. As an active key member of the BMIT Research Group, he is in charge of a research commercialisation and industry links. He has produced a number of impact publications, including IEEE Transactions, Medical Image Analysis, etc., and received several prestigious external completive grants, including the ARC Discovery and Linkage grants. He is also a Theme Leader in the Faculty's?Institute of Biomedical Engineering and Technologies (BMET).
Your Future Degree Awaits: Explore Pathways to University Success
Discover the advantages of pursuing a degree at the University of Sydney in this insightful session.
Learn about the benefits of a University of Sydney degree, including academic excellence, diverse programs, and extensive support networks. Hear firsthand from alumni about their successful career paths and how their time at the university shaped their future.
This session is an excellent opportunity to explore the opportunities that await you and to get your questions answered by those who have experienced it firsthand. Don’t miss out on this chance to envision your future at the University of Sydney!
Rebecca James
Professor of Transport Engineering Prof. David Levinson joined the?School of Civil Engineering?at the University of Sydney in 2017. He also serves as an adjunct faculty in the?Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering?at the University of Minnesota, where from 1999 to 2016, he served on the faculty.
In January 2005 he was awarded the?CUTC/ARTBA New Faculty Award. Professor Levinson received the 1995 Tiebout Prize in Regional Science for the paper “Location, Relocation, and the Journey to Workâ€.
How to Apply: Simplify the Process and Start Your Journey
Join us for a detailed guide on applying to University of Sydney Prepration Programs from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM AEST. This session will cover all the essential steps and requirements for a successful application.
Our team will walk you through the application process, including how to prepare your documents, meet deadlines, and ensure that your submission is complete and compelling. We’ll also address common questions and provide tips to help you navigate the process smoothly.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain clarity on how to apply and set yourself up for success in joining the University of Sydney Prepration Programs.
Kelly Tran
Professor of Transport Engineering Prof. David Levinson joined the?School of Civil Engineering?at the University of Sydney in 2017. He also serves as an adjunct faculty in the?Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering?at the University of Minnesota, where from 1999 to 2016, he served on the faculty.
In January 2005 he was awarded the?CUTC/ARTBA New Faculty Award. Professor Levinson received the 1995 Tiebout Prize in Regional Science for the paper “Location, Relocation, and the Journey to Workâ€.
Fangzhou Shi
Professor of Transport Engineering Prof. David Levinson joined the?School of Civil Engineering?at the University of Sydney in 2017. He also serves as an adjunct faculty in the?Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering?at the University of Minnesota, where from 1999 to 2016, he served on the faculty.
In January 2005 he was awarded the?CUTC/ARTBA New Faculty Award. Professor Levinson received the 1995 Tiebout Prize in Regional Science for the paper “Location, Relocation, and the Journey to Workâ€.
Join us for the Wrap-Up Session where our College Director and team will provide a summary of the day's events and key takeaways.
This concluding session is an opportunity to review the highlights of the day, address any final questions, and discuss the next steps for your journey at Taylors College.
Don’t miss this chance to connect with our leadership team and ensure you leave with all the information you need to move forward confidently.
College Director and Team
Professor of Transport Engineering Prof. David Levinson joined the?School of Civil Engineering?at the University of Sydney in 2017. He also serves as an adjunct faculty in the?Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering?at the University of Minnesota, where from 1999 to 2016, he served on the faculty.
In January 2005 he was awarded the?CUTC/ARTBA New Faculty Award. Professor Levinson received the 1995 Tiebout Prize in Regional Science for the paper “Location, Relocation, and the Journey to Workâ€.
Join us at this session for guidance to the admissions process for domestic students. Find out how to apply for a master's degree in Diagnostic Radiography, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Nursing, Pharmacy and Speech Language Pathology.
Erika Anza Mosman
Master of Health Policy and Master of Public Health
How can we understand, analyse and make decisions to promote and maintain the health of populations? This session will include information on Master of Health Policy and Master of Public Health with a brief course overview by respective course directors Professor Tim Driscoll (Course Director for Master of Public Health), and Dr Carmen Huckel Schneider (Course Director for Master of Health Policy). Join us to know more about the course structure, admission requirements, career outcomes and current landscape in public health.
Dr Carmen Huckel Schneider
Senior Lecturer, Health Policy Carmen Huckel Schneider is Deputy Director at the Menzies Centre for Health Policy, and Director of the Master of Health Policy. She is co-lead of the Health Governance and Financing, and Applied Policy Analysis Groups at the Menzies Centre for Health Policy. Dr Huckel Schneider holds positions as Senior Lecturer in Health Policy at the School of Public Health and Adviser, Knowledge Exchange, at the Sax Institute.
Professor Tim Driscoll
Public Health, School of Public Health Prof Driscoll main research interest is the epidemiology of work-related injuries and diseases, with an emphasis on work-related fatal injury. He is also interested in data systems that facilitate the effective recording and analysis of injury and disease information, and how best to use surveillance and research data in planning and prioritising interventions aimed at decreasing the frequency and severity of work-related and other disorders. He had worked for several years as a member of the team considering occupational risk factors in the WHO Global Burden of Disease Comparative Risk Assessment.
Join us for a session on Master of Exercise Physiology with a brief course overview by course directors Associate Professor Nathan Johnson and a current student to know more about the course structure, admission requirements, career outcomes and current landscape in exercise physiology.
A/Prof Nathan Johnson
BMedSc, Master of Health Science (Hons), PhD, Graduate Certificate Education Studies (Higher Education)Nathan's research focuses on the interaction between physical activity and fat metabolism in health and disease. Within the Faculty of Health Sciences, Nathan teaches undergraduate exercise science and postgraduate exercise physiology. His teaching philosophy focuses the development of practical skill mastery for exercise physiology and the promotion of evidence-based clinical practice.
Annabel Jane Bergman No, there is no cost for students to participate. Its a free event.
Students can directly visit the different faculty pages and can interact instantly with the staff via video chat or text chat within the video room.
There is no limit for interaction with the faculties. Students are encouraged to interact with all the faculties of your interest to get a wider career choice.
Yes. You have to SWITCH ON your camera and microphone while connecting during the video chat so the faculty counsellors can see and hear you. After your interaction, you can leave the video chat room by clicking on the ‘LEAVE’ button on your screen.
Yes, you can choose to text chat with counsellors of various faculties by keeping your camera OFF inside the video room. You can also communicate via email with the faculty you are interested in by clicking the ‘Send an inquiry’ button on the faculty booth.
Yes, the recordings will be available even after the session is over, on the same link (link) till 30th September, 2021.