The Senate delegated responsibility for the development and monitoring of equality of opportunity in education to the Academic Board, which established an Equal Opportunity in Education Committee to assist it in this role.
A review of the Academic Board was carried out in 1995, with a Report of the Committee of Review, dated July 1995, submitted to Senate in October 1995. The report proposed that the board of nearly 400 members be replaced by a two-tiered structure: an Academic Forum of about the same number and an Academic Board of 61 members. The Board would be supported by 6 committees instead of 12, the new committees to be Undergraduate Studies, Graduate Studies, Teaching and Learning, Research Policy, Library and Information, and Academic Staffing. The new structure came into place in 1996.
Equal Opportunity in Education Committee (1996 to ?), [AGN-00000668]. University of Sydney Archives, accessed 26/08/2026, https://archives-search.sydney.edu.au/nodes/view/23301
