General Enquiries

General Contact School Office Ph: 9351 2537 Fax: 9351 7726 Email: sopadmin@physics.usyd.edu.au	Current Students Contact the Physics Student Support Office Ph: 9351 3037 Fax: 9351 7726 Email: student_support@physics.usyd.edu.au
Prospective Students Contact the Physics Student Support Office (Prospective Student Adviser) Ph: 9351 3037 Fax: 9351 7726 Email: student_support@physics.usyd.edu.au	Postgraduate Students Contact the Physics Student Support Office (Postgraduate Information) Ph: 9351 3037 Fax: 9351 7726 Email: pg_enquiries@physics.usyd.edu.au
Physics Alumni Contact Dr John O'Byrne (Alumni Information) Ph: 9351 3184 Fax: 9351 7726 Email: SoP_alumni@physics.usyd.edu.au	International Science School Alumni Contact Ms Alison Muir (Alumni Information) Ph: 9036 5194 Fax: 9351 7726 Email: ISS_alumni@physics.usyd.edu.au
Science Foundation for Physics Contact Mr Adam Selinger (Science Foundation Information) Ph: 9351 3622 Fax: 9351 7726 Email: scifound@physics.usyd.edu.au	Physics Mechanical Workshop Contact Mr Michael Paterson Ph: 9351 2554 or 9351 5969 Fax: 9351 2692 Email: m.paterson@physics.usyd.edu.au
(Area codes: 02 [domestic] or +61-2 [international])

Postal Address	Delivery Address
School of Physics A28 University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia	Physics Store, Building A28 School of Physics University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia

Email

Email addresses for staff and students can be obtained by selecting the appropriate name from the Full list of Physics staff and students.

The correct standard form for the email address of anyone in the School can be generated by joining the first initial, followed by a period, with the surname of the person you would like to contact, and appending @physics.usyd.edu.au.

For example, to email John Smith, the address is: J.Smith@physics.usyd.edu.au

How to find us

Directions on how to find us using public transport can be found here. The Physics Building is located near the centre of the main campus just near the No. 1 Oval. Here are maps of the full campus and the portion of the campus just near the Building.

Google also provides an interactive map.