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Prof of Planning & Dean @ucddublin @UCDRUP @UCDEarth | Spatial + Environmental Planning | Fellow @regstud | Editor, Planning Theory & Practice @planning_theory
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MySydney Scholars Program boosts diversity at Australia’s first university.

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By Mark Scott
| South Sydney Herald (SSH) Verified
As a high school student, Stephen Bursic had his heart set on studying law at university. But that seemed unlikely after a shock cancer diagnosis disrupted his senior years. He eventually made it into his dream degree at the University of Sydney, thanks to the MySydney Entry and Scholarship Scheme.
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University launches new student centre for Dubbo medical students

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By Mark Scott
| South Sydney Herald (SSH) Verified
The University of Sydney’s School of Rural Health has launched its new Student Centre in Dubbo, supporting students studying the University’s Doctor of Medicine (MD). The new building, named Dabaamalang Ngurang, which means “gathering place” in Wiradjuri, is funded through a generous philanthropic donation and provides a dedicated space for students to study, socialise and host events.
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$55.1 million to position Australia as world leader in maths

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By Mark Scott
| South Sydney Herald (SSH) Verified
A landmark $55.1 million co-investment from two visionary donors partnering with the University of Sydney positions Australia to be at the global forefront of mathematics research. Two philanthropic gifts totalling $28.7 million from the Simon Marais Foundation and the Hooper Shaw Family Foundation to the Sydney Mathematical Research Institute will combine with a $26.4 million commitment from the University to accelerate the impact of their philanthropy.
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