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Researchers at the University of Sydney have been granted funding by the National Health Medical Research Council for a unique trial which involves both intervention and screening for obstructive sleep apnoea among older people who are at risk of dementia.
Professor Sharon Naismith from the Faculty of Science, Brain and Mind Centre, and Charles Perkins Centre has been granted AUD 1,468,684.80 for the project titled, "REducing sleep apnoea for the PrEvention of Dementia (REShAPED): a multi-site feasibility RCT". It is one of the 13 dementia research projects that was announced recently.
Led by the University of Sydney, the trial will bring together well-known experts in the area of dementia prevention, cognition, sleep, epidemiology, neuroimaging, clinical trials, health economics, neurovascular function, and implementation science.
India Information Session
Join us in one of our upcoming events in India to discover why we’re ranked 1st in Australia and 5th in the world for graduate employability, and consistently placed in the top 50 universities in the world. Find out about our wide range of courses, and discuss your degree options with our academics, faculty staff, recruitment team and alumni.
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Delhi Info Session |
Saturday 28 September 2019, 11am‑4pm |
Shangri-La's – Eros Hotel Connaught Place, New Delhi |
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Mumbai Info Session |
Sunday 29 September 2019, 11am‑4pm |
JW Marriott Mumbai Juhu, Mumbai |
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Pune Info Session |
Tuesday 1 October 2019, 11am‑3pm |
Taj Blue Diamond - Pune |
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Chennai Info Session |
Thursday 3 October 2019, 11am‑4pm |
Taj Coromandel,Chennai |
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Bangalore Info Session |
Saturday 5 October 2019, 11am‑3pm |
Shangri-La Hotel, Bengaluru |
Teaching quality
The University of Sydney offers flexible undergraduate degree structures which allow students to find the most suitable study paths for themselves. Students can choose majors as well as minors outside of their primary degree, undertake an international experience, work on real-world projects, boost their personal development through workshops which are available online, or access advanced coursework.
The University of Sydney has Australia’s largest student mobility programme. It has partnered with over 250 universities located in over 40 countries so that students can combine both study and travel, as well as set themselves up for an international career.
The University of Sydney is one of the top research universities in the world. Whether students are beginning their journeys as undergraduates or postgraduates, they will be exposed to the leaders in their chosen fields who work across various disciplines to address the major social challenges.
Graduate outcomes
Students can progress their career as international students or graduates as they seek to build their careers in Australia, in another country, or back home. The university helps students to get started with a wide range of services which are specifically tailored for international students.
The career support offered by the university includes advice, events as well as programmes which are specifically designed to help international students boost their networks, understand the local job market, as well as use their time in Australia to develop their careers.
International student activities
The university assists international students in various ways, including employability initiatives, career development programmes, as well as links to alumni and industry.
Alumni and giving
The university offers many opportunities for its community to connect as well as expand their networks. It has over 350,000 alumni as well as more than 60,000 donors all across the world. Their global impact ranges from mentoring students to their support for life-changing research.
Department structure
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
The faculty offers expertise in over 40 undergraduate majors. This includes economics, languages and cultures, philosophy and history, literature, art, and media and visual arts.
The University of Sydney Business School
The University of Sydney Business School provides teaching and research across subjects including business analytics, accounting, business information systems, finance, business law, and international business.
Faculty of Engineering
The faculty’s ground-breaking work in the field of artificial intelligence has led to the advances in face recognition and development of driverless cars as well as other multi-view learning applications.
Faculty of Medicine and Health
The faculty brings together the fields of medicine, dentistry, medical sciences, pharmacy, public health, nursing and midwifery, and health sciences to facilitate an approach that is multidisciplinary to solve modern day healthcare problems.
Faculty of Science
The faculty has an international reputation for top international rankings, research excellence, as well as award-winning projects and researchers.
Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning
Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning is a top-ranked school in Australia in the area of architecture/built environment (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019).
Sydney Conservatorium of Music
The Sydney Conservatorium of Music offers students a comprehensive musical education, providing the necessary knowledge and skills to thrive in this new century of music.
Sydney Law School
Regarded as one of the world’s best law schools for teaching and research (2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject), the school’s students learn from internationally recognised legal educators as well as highly respected professional practitioners.
Entry requirements
If English is not students’ first language, they will need to offer proof of their proficiency in the language before they can commence their studies at the university.
Students can do this by offering the university proof to indicate that they have completed particular secondary or tertiary qualifications. Students can prove their proficiency by sitting for English language skills tests, or by completing suitable English language courses at the University of Sydney’s Centre for English Teaching (CET).
English language skills tests which the University of Sydney accepts include:
- International English Language Testing System (IELTS) - Academic module
- Test of English as a Foreign Language: paper based (TOEFL PB)
- Test of English as a Foreign Language: internet based (TOEFL iBT)
- Pearson Test of English (PTE) - Academic
- Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE) and Cambridge English scale for Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE)
Scholarships & funding
Numerous scholarships as well as student loans are designed specifically for international students at the University of Sydney, including:
Postgraduate research scholarships
The Research Training Programme International Scholarships, which are funded by the Australian Government, cover relocation costs, tuition fees, a living allowance, as well as overseas student health cover, to international postgraduate research students who are high-achievers.
The University of Sydney offers additional international scholarships which allow high-achieving students to take part in the university’s research projects.
University scholarships
The Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship offers up to AUD 40,000 and is granted to students from across the world, based on their academic merit.
Students can find out more about the faculty scholarships on the university’s scholarship website.
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6.5Postgraduate
Minimum TOEFL IBT
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85Postgraduate
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