Discover bush foods growing at Sydney City Farm and learn about Aboriginal cultural connections to the landscape and plants suitable for city growing. Two separate sessions are offered on 14 November 2026. Book your preferred session through the official City of Sydney page. This outdoor programme runs in rain or shine. Bring suitable shoes and
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Assignments are piling up, deadlines are looming, and life is moving fast. It is easy to get caught up in the endless loop of classes and study sessions, but university life is also about stepping away from the desk, making lifelong connections, and building core memories. The KOI Student Society (KOISS) has secured an incredible,
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[T126: WEEK 7] THE HOOKFeeling stuck in routine and looking for something meaningful yet relaxing to do in Sydney? THE CONNECTIONThis open day gives Sydney students a chance to explore history, expand knowledge, and connect with one of the city’s most iconic learning spaces. CONTEXT & HERITAGEThe State Library of New South Wales is one
Looking for a free way to explore Sydney’s history while meeting new people? Australiana Tours is here This event helps Sydney university students discover local heritage, enjoy outdoor activity, and connect socially in a relaxed environment. Australiana Tours offers a unique opportunity to experience Sydney through a guided historical walking tour led by knowledgeable volunteers.
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Discover the heart of democracy in New South Wales with a free guided tour of the Parliament of NSW. This engaging experience allows visitors to explore one of Australia’s oldest and most historic parliamentary buildings, learn how laws are made, and gain insight into the political history of the state. Led by knowledgeable guides, the
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The pressure is finally off. T325 is history. It’s time to break out of the campus bubble! On the very day after exam week is done, we are packing our bags and escaping the city. We would like to officially invite YOU to join the KOISS family and other KOI Alumni on an adventure to Dangar Island; a place with no cars,
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We are deep in the middle of the trimester right now, and we think we can all agree it is time for a proper breather before the final push. As promised, KOISS is organizing a massive day out to Taronga Zoo on Tuesday, Dec 23rd. We wanted to plan something where we can actually disconnect from the books and reconnect
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Have you had a chance to visit our brand-new Wynyard Green Campus? If not, this is the perfect time! Located just 5 minutes away from O’Connell St and Market St Campuses, the Wynyard Green Campus is set to become the next home for our KOI community. Click “REGISTER FOR EVENT” to book your visit! Recently, our KOI Student Society leaders visited
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Ever dreamed of experiencing the heart of international diplomacy firsthand? The United Nations Association of Australia (UNAA) is offering a unique chance to join a small group study tour to United Nations Headquarters in Geneva, from October 19th to 25th, 2025. Known as “International Geneva,” this dynamic city hosts two-thirds of the entire United Nations
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If you’re heading into the Sydney CBD for Anzac Day, come visit and join one of our free special Anzac Memorial highlights tours running throughout the afternoon. Led by one of our knowledgeable guides, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the history and symbolism behind the Memorial, including the Memorial’s architectural design that dates back
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KOI Student Society acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, Traditional Custodians of the land where our Sydney community learns, works and connects, and the Awabakal and Worimi peoples, Traditional Custodians of the lands of our Newcastle community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise their continuing connection to Country.
