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SUMMARY:Associate Professor Anju Kalluvelil Janardhanan Shares Insights on Industry-Integrated Learning at ICMS Symposium 2026
DESCRIPTION:Southern Cross Institute (SCI) is pleased to recognise Associate Professor Anju Kalluvelil Janardhanan\, Deputy Dean\, who was invited by the International College of Management Sydney (ICMS) to speak at the ICMS Symposium 2026 and share her expertise in industry-integrated learning\, student capability development and contemporary higher education practice. \nHosted by ICMS\, the symposium brought together academics and higher education professionals to engage in meaningful dialogue on contemporary approaches to learning\, teaching and student success. \nAssoc Prof Janardhanan presented “From Classroom to Career: Lessons from an Industry-Integrated Business Capstone Unit”. Drawing on her academic practice\, the session examined how authentic\, industry-connected learning experiences can support students in developing the capabilities\, confidence and agency required to transition successfully from higher education to professional practice. Her session highlighted the importance of moving beyond traditional disciplinary learning to create opportunities for students to engage with authentic professional contexts. The presentation emphasised that preparing graduates for the world of work involves more than developing disciplinary knowledge. Meaningful engagement with authentic challenges allows students to connect theory with practice while developing the skills\, judgement and confidence required in contemporary professional environments. \nAssoc Prof Janardhanan’s invitation to speak at the ICMS Symposium reflects her contribution to the broader higher education sector and her leadership in learning and teaching practice. Her participation provided an opportunity to share insights from SCI’s educational practice while engaging with academics and educators from across the sector. The symposium also enabled the exchange of ideas and perspectives on approaches to enhancing student learning\, graduate capabilities and industry engagement. \nThe event reinforced the value of collaboration and professional dialogue in advancing higher education practice. Insights from the symposium will continue to inform Assoc Prof Janardhanan’s work in supporting student-centred\, authentic and industry-connected learning at SCI. \nSCI congratulates Assoc Prof Janardhanan on her contribution to the ICMS Symposium 2026 and acknowledges her ongoing contribution to academic leadership\, learning and teaching innovation\, industry engagement and student success.
URL:https://sci.edu.au/event/associate-professor-anju-kalluvelil-janardhanan-shares-insights-on-industry-integrated-learning-at-icms-symposium-2026/
LOCATION:ICMS Northern Beaches Campus\, 151 Darley Road\, MANLY\, NSW 2095\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Associate Professor Anju Kalluvelil Janardhanan Shares Insights on Industry-Integrated Learning at ICMS Symposium 2026
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SUMMARY:Exclusive Talk with Kim Hwang
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URL:https://sci.edu.au/event/exclusive-talk-with-kim-hwang/
LOCATION:SCI Macquarie Street Campus\, Classroom 2\, Level 6\, 31–39 Macquarie Street\, PARRAMATTA NSW 2150
CATEGORIES:Exclusive Talk with Kim Hwang
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SUMMARY:Career Development Workshop with Dr Claudia De Luca
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URL:https://sci.edu.au/event/https-sci-edu-au-event-https-sci-edu-au-event-career-dev-with-dr-claudia-de-luca/
LOCATION:SCI Macquarie Street Campus Classroom 4\, Level 6 31–39 Macquarie Street PARRAMATTA NSW 2150
CATEGORIES:Exclusive Talk with Dr Claudia De Luca
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SUMMARY:Gender-Based Violence and Sexual Harm Prevention - Consent & Intoxication Session
DESCRIPTION:Southern Cross Institute (SCI) was pleased to host the Gender-Based Violence and Sexual Harm Prevention – Consent & Intoxication session on Wednesday\, 23 September 2026\, at the SCI Macquarie Street Campus. \nDelivered by Consent Labs\, the session provided students with important information and practical insights relating to consent\, intoxication\, respectful relationships and the prevention of sexual harm. \nThe session supported students in developing their understanding of consent and respectful behaviour\, while encouraging greater awareness of personal safety\, wellbeing and the importance of seeking support when needed. \nStudent safety and wellbeing are important elements of the SCI student experience. Through initiatives such as this session\, SCI continues to promote a safe\, respectful and inclusive learning environment\, while providing students with information\, support services and resources relevant to studying\, living and participating in the broader Australian community. \nSCI extends its appreciation to Consent Labs for delivering this important session and to the students and staff who participated and supported the initiative. \nThrough ongoing student engagement\, education and wellbeing initiatives\, SCI remains committed to supporting its students and fostering a learning community built on respect\, inclusion\, safety and wellbeing.
URL:https://sci.edu.au/event/gender-based-violence-sexual-harm-prevention/
LOCATION:SCI Macquarie Street Campus\, Classroom 2\, Level 6\, 31–39 Macquarie Street\, PARRAMATTA NSW 2150
CATEGORIES:Gender-Based Violence & Sexual Harm Prevention
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SUMMARY:Educational Site Visit to NEXTDC S3 Sydney Data Centre
DESCRIPTION:Students from the Master of Information and Communications Technology (MICT) course at Southern Cross Institute (SCI) visited the NEXTDC S3 Sydney Data Centre in Artarmon on 24 September 2026. The visit provided students with first-hand exposure to a professionally operated\, enterprise-grade data centre environment. \nThe industry site visit enabled students to connect their academic learning in networking\, cloud computing\, cybersecurity and IT infrastructure with a live commercial environment. Students gained valuable insights into how critical digital infrastructure is designed\, secured\, operated and maintained at scale. The visit also supported students in developing a deeper understanding of industry practices and potential career pathways in data centre operations\, networking\, cloud infrastructure\, cybersecurity and critical facilities engineering. \nThe site visit reflects SCI’s commitment to strengthening industry engagement and providing students with meaningful\, industry-connected learning experiences that complement their academic studies. \nSCI sincerely thanks Mr Hardique Dasore and Dr Eric Howard for coordinating and facilitating the site visit and supporting this valuable learning opportunity for SCI students. SCI also extends its appreciation to NEXTDC for providing students with the opportunity to experience an enterprise-grade data centre environment and gain valuable insights into the operation of critical digital infrastructure.
URL:https://sci.edu.au/event/educational-site-visit-to-nextdc-s3-sydney-data-centre/
LOCATION:2 Broadcast Way\, ARTARMON NSW 2064\, Australia.
CATEGORIES:Educational Site Visit to NEXTDC S3 Sydney Data Centre
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