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Brodie Nielsen

Brodie Nielsen

Senior Program Officer (Educational Innovation) at the University of Sydney. Passionate about student equity, students as partners and optimising first-year transition to university.

DVC (Education and Students), Have clear communications and expectations, News & events 16/09/2026 16/09/2026

UDL at Sydney Masterclass series on inclusive assessment design

What does it mean to design assessments to be inclusive, valid and fair? Why does it matter? Whose responsibility is it? How do we…

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Sydney students in tutorial. Copyright University of Sydney, 2025
Student experience, Teaching tips, Transition 18/05/2026 22/05/2026

Improving first-year teaching: Insights from students on what works

The transition to higher education is never an easy or simple process. Being thrust into independent adult learning is a dizzying shift for Sydney’s…

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Student panel and MC sit speaking at the End of Year event in front of a slide screen with a big window and garden beyond.
Student experience, Transition 16/02/2026 16/02/2026

Supporting first-year transition to university at Sydney

A student’s first year at university is the springboard to their learning journey. Making a successful transition to university is crucial to helping students…

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