Estate Management has streamlined building access and essential services during UNSW shutdown period 23 December 2019 to 6 January 2020 in line with our Sustainability goals.
UNSW launches Australia’s largest Makerspace network with several distinct labs across its campuses, enabling collaborative and open access to powerful machinery.
From 1 December 2019, speed limits will be reduced on roads along the light rail route in the Sydney CBD, Surry Hills, Moore Park, Centennial Park, Randwick, Kensington and Kingsford.
From today a new bus stop named “UNSW – Anzac Parade’ (Stop IS 203311)” in front of the UNSW Tyree Building, on the southbound carriageway, is operational.
Campus transformation projects Science and Engineering Building, Electrical Engineering Building and Biosciences North Building win industry awards for 2019.
Esme Timbery - a famous shellworker, Bidigal elder and senior artist from the La Perouse Aboriginal community - is made patron of the Creative Practice Lab.
The UNSW StaySafe app is being replaced by a new app called SafeZone.
SafeZone, the recently launched UNSW Security and Wellbeing app, is now available for you to download via the App Store or Google Play. As part of our transition plan, SafeZone will gradually replace StaySafe through 2024.
To learn more or to download the SafeZone app, please visit unsw.edu.au/safezone.