The Emergency Management Unit's purpose is to deliver to the UNSW Community with preventative measures to enable efficient and effective response to any incident/emergency and enable a quick recovery to a normal state of balance, as well as provide advice & resources to minimise potential emerging risks. The Emergency Management Unit provide a range of training in:

 

Accounting Services, formerly known as Financial Services, is the accounting department for UNSW. Accounting Services provide training in the following areas:

 

The Workplace English Program ( WEP  ) is available free to all staff of the University of New South Wales who would like to improve their English language and communication skills for the workplace. WEP is funded by the University of New South Wales and is presented by the UNSW Institute of Languages. Each group class runs for 2 hours each week, and are held on the main campus. Classes cover areas such as writing skills for administrative and academic purposes, telephone skills, pronunciation and conversation skills. Individual learning programs can be set up for study at home or in the Library Support Unit located at UNSW Institute of Languages, L5, 223 Anzac Parade, Kensington. For further information and to enrol online please visit the Workplace English Program website.

 

 

 

The Office of Research Services are planning a wide range of events to support new and continuing researchers at UNSW. This will include the popular Research Mentor Program and Orientation sessions specifically for new research staff.

 

Learn4Life  is the education arm of NewSouth Global, a UNSW Company and a Registered Training Organisation. Learn4Life delivers practical, contemporary and industry relevant short non degree courses suitable for beginners to advanced learners. Learn4Life provides a range of training in: