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First year roadmap

Quickly access resources that will help you get started in your studies and research at the University.

 

Social Policy Research Paper Series

 Published by FaHCSIA this series comprises research from project findings in many areas of social policy. The series is useful for both current and  earlier policy issues.

 

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Welcome

Welcome to the University of Sydney Library's guide supporting students in Social Work at the University of Sydney.

Other guides you may find useful: 

Australian Statistics Guide 

Aboriginal Studies Guide

Finding Australian Government Reports   

Policy Studies   

Psychology Guide

Guides currently in development:

International Statistics

 

 

  

 

In the News

Australian Bureau of Statistics statsitical picture of Australian Society Australian Social Trends  2011 released June . This year the  publication includes articles with a focus on work and health.

 

Classes

We run free classes ranging from Library orientation and catalogue use through to using the Library's electronic resources and EndNote.

Book a class

Request an appointment with one of our specialist Social work Librarians

You may also like to request a class for your students or colleagues by emailing library.edsow@sydney.edu.au

     

    Contact Us

    Philippa Crosbie, Christine Tennent, Contact Info: Level 3, Fisher Library F03
    University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia 
    P :9351 6940 library.edsow@sydney.edu.au

     

    Keeping up-to-date

    Keep uptodate with policy discussions and debates in Australian Review of Public Affairs

     Australian Policy Online - folllow social policy developments with APO online

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