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Western Sydney University values academic excellence, integrity and the pursuit of knowledge. Ranked in the top two per cent of universities in the world, we are globally focused, research-led and committed to making a positive impact on the communities we engage with.Through our Global Mobility, internship and work-placement programs, we provide students with unlimited opportunities to learn, travel and work in more than 400 destinations across the globe. Western Sydney University offers $25 million in undergraduate scholarships every year, which includes a generous range of University and donor-funded opportunities. Through merit-based scholarships and The Academy, Western Sydney University recognises and rewards students who demonstrate outstanding academic ability, and superior leadership and community skills. Western has campuses across Western Sydney, and one in the Sydney CBD. Why? Because we’re not a traditional ‘sandstone’. We’re a university of the people. And where the people are, so are we.
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Ministry of Health
The NSW Ministry of Health supports the Secretary, the NSW Minister for Health and Minister for Regional Health, Minister for Mental Health and Minister for Medical Research to perform their executive government and statutory functions. This includes promoting, protecting, developing, maintaining and improving the health and wellbeing of the people of NSW, while considering the needs of the state and the available finances and resources.The NSW Ministry of Health is also the system manager for the NSW public health system and consists of ministry branches, centres and offices.
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OSMEN is internationally renowned for our furniture’s timeless designs and excellent quality. We have been providing timeless European designs, Australian alfresco style, and our original OSMEN designs since 2000. Now, we are excited to share our passion for excellence with young and upcoming designers.
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Steeped in character and elegance, The Fullerton Hotel Sydney is a luxury five-star hotel offering spacious and stylish rooms and suites. Located in the heart of Sydney’s financial and fashion district, and housed in the historic former General Post Office building.
Feel the pulse of the city and enjoy the proximity to iconic landmarks such as Darling Harbour, the Royal Botanic Garden, Barangaroo, the Sydney Opera House and the Museum of Contemporary Art, as well as theatres and noteworthy restaurants.
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Nura Gili is our student-facing services, programs and study facility. Nura Gili offers study spaces and meeting places for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and researchers. It’s our home on campus!
Our team provides pathways for prospective Indigenous students to study in all UNSW faculties and programs. We also have a dedicated team who work to enhance the student experience for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, across student success, tutoring, workshops and events.
Nura Gili's academic team manage all Indigenous Studies undergraduate and postgraduate courses and programs and the Higher Degree Research (HDR) strategy.
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The AEC is a not for profit community organisation comprising of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. The AEC initiates and supports educational programs which contribute to achieving its vision of a highly educated and empowered Aboriginal population.
Since 1963, the AEC has been in the forefront of Aboriginal education by pioneering initiatives, establishing innovative pilot projects, assisting in promoting further development of specialist educational-opportunities, engaging in research and encouraging governments to provide programs and support which enable successful educational outcomes for Aboriginal people.
The AEC also informs the wider community about the educational issues confronting Aboriginal people today.
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The Awards Australia Foundation Ltd (AAF) is a registered charity aimed at advancing social and public welfare, promoting reconciliation, mutual respect, tolerance between groups, and celebrating culture.
The Foundation aims to achieve its goals by providing community awareness, support to Indigenous Australians and individuals from different ethnic groups, those living with a disability or those affected by disadvantage. Through its initiatives, AAF will provide funds for specific award categories and their winners, cultural training, accessibility to awards nights for those living with a disability, and support for those experiencing disadvantage to attend an awards night.
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