This year, the SSAF will allow our student organisations - Students' Representative Council (SRC), Sydney University Postgraduate Representative Association, University of Sydney Union (USU) Cumberland Students Guild (CSG) and Sydney University Sport and Fitness (SUSF) - to operate online and provide services and support to students remotely. While most of these services are delivered through the student organisations, careers advice is delivered by the Careers Centre and the Parents Network support is delivered by the STAR team. Funding is also used to support student clubs and societies. including orientation, legal services, advocacy, support services, financial, employment and accommodation advice, sporting activities, student publications and cultural programs. It covers a large range of activities and a large proportion is used to fund student organisations' day-to-day operations.
The annual SSAF will continue to be collected to fund essential support services, student advocacy organisations and non-academic programs for students. Students commencing in Semeswill need to make plans to arrive in time for our Semester 2 Welcome Program (which will take place between 17 July and 4 August) and no later than the first week of your course – in most cases this will be Monday 31 August. You can contact us via discuss your options and we will put you in contact with a case manager. When you have a confirmed arrival date, we can still support you with tailored study advice and planning. If you are unable to arrive by the first week of your course, you will need to make sure your Sydney Student record indicates your current location at the time of enrolling. If this is offshore, you should enrol in the remote (RE) units of study in the first instance and begin your studies in this format. If you have your visa for Semester 1 2023, you should be planning to arrive in time for our Welcome Program (which will take place between 6 and 24 February) and no later than the first week of your course – in most cases this is Monday 20 February. Remote enrolment will only be available to offshore students in Semester 1, 2023. Onshore students will be required to enrol in on-campus classes. Some classes may need to be offered in a hyflex mode (with a mix of on campus and remote students).Some activities in a unit such as tutorials may have separate remote and on campus versions.Students located overseas will continue to be offered classes in remote mode in Semester 1 2023, where possible. We strongly encourage international students to make arrangements to travel to Sydney as soon as possible. The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA), which regulates higher education in Australia, has advised that universities in Australia are expected to resume in person delivery of courses by 30 June 2023, where it is safe and practical to do so.įrom Semester 2 2023, we will cease to offer remote units and return to our pre-pandemic teaching modes.
All students attending campus are expected to adhere to our COVID-safe precautions. Remote options will remain available, where possible, for offshore students. Students are expected to enrol in on-campus classes wherever they are offered, unless you are located offshore. Semesclasses will begin on Monday 20 February for most courses. While the safety of our community remains paramount, it is also important that as much of the university learning and student experience as possible is delivered in person, on campus. University is more than what you learn in the classroom – it’s about the experiences you have and the lifelong connections you form.
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