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Sydney is strengthening its links with the world's leading universities by giving extra money to support its international networks.
A new anthology of poetry and art will highlight the links between the indigenous people of Australia and Chile.
Sydney University's Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies has successfully run a refugee language program for three years.
Professor Helen Dunstan tells in a lecture how Imperial China set a model for flood relief.
Invited by Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, a group of Australian university students recently visited China and experienced for themselves the country's rapid development.
Sydney archaeologist wins international recognition for saving historic artefacts.
Art historian tracks down images of a 14th century saint who was a talisman against the plague.
A delegation from Shanghai Jiaotong University has visited Sydney to discuss further collaboration in medical research and student exchange.
The University of Sydney is bringing 24 health professionals from Vietnam to study in Australian hospitals.
International House has been vital for promoting cultural understanding at the University, writes Claudia Liu.
The University hosted its first international forum in the Great Hall on Australia's relationship with India.
Noh actor Sakae Terai hasa given a special performance from the drama Funa Benkei at Sydney University.
China's breathtaking modernisation program has not shaken people's belief in a system of medicine that has held sway for thousands of years.
The story of how a baby chimpanzee caused one Sydney University student to change his career plans.
The University of Sydney Foundation Program has enjoyed a huge expansion in the last decade - and last year 80 per cent of students finishing the program were eligible for places at Sydney University.
A researcher from the George Institute is helping to raise public awareness of the dangers of smoking in the Asia Pacific region.
Professor Jeffrey Riegel, new head of the University's School of Language and Cultures, is trying to bridge the gap between West and East.
Thousands of overseas students have found their ideal courses at Sydney University
Sydney archaeologists have discovered an extraordinary group of ancient walll paintings in Central Asia
One of the most significant collections of modern Chinese prints in Australia can be found at the University of Sydney, writes Louise Maral.
As the English Language arm of the University, the Centre for English Teaching is the first point of contact for many of the University's international students. 
Sydney University's Postgraduate Representative Association is launching a campaign to lobby the New South Wales state government to change its travel concessions policy for overseas students.
China and Australia are closely linked by joint research projects in agriculture.
Sydney University has helped establishing the most successful eye bank in Chongqing, the largest city in South-western China.
Japanese students have an international reputation for high achievement - but they are not necessarily learning the right things at school, says a visiting academic.
AusAID students from 40 developing countries have arrived in Sydney, reports Claudia Liu. By the time they return home, they will be equipped to become the next generation of leaders.
With deaths from cardiovascular disease on the increase, researchers at the George Institute say strategies are needed to tackle the problem of high blood pressure in the Asia Pacific region.
Julia Bowes and Anna Garsia were rank outsiders to win the world debating championship - but the Sydney students have caused a major surprise by winning the title.© 2002-2009 The University of Sydney, NSW 2006 Australia. Phone: +61 2 9351 2222. ABN: 15 211 513 464. CRICOS Number: 00026A.
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