Disaster recovery initiative HowWeSurvive's annual event bringing together leading voices from disaster research, practice and lived experience.

Join us for our annual Impact X showcase, where 11 emerging health innovators pitch their ventures, ideas and solutions they’re bringing to life. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, industry professional, investor, researcher, student or simply curious about what’s next in health, this is an opportunity to discover new ideas, meet the people behind them and connect with a growing community of innovators.

Discover how sophisticated uses of psychology and technology are shaping the future of shopping in a series of talks at UNSW House, Powerhouse Parramatta.

Curious about what’s unfolding at UNSW Canberra City? Join us for an afternoon of innovation, discovery and connection.

Katie Lawson and Dr. Bronwyn Bailey-Charteris to consider how ecological thinking might move beyond the thematic concerns of exhibition-making to shape curatorial methods themselves.

From The Odyssey to today’s political divides, join us at this talk exploring how the Humanities can deepen empathy and help us imagine a more humane, democratic future.

Join the UNSW Orchestra for the iconic Romantic works Piano Concerto No.2 by Rachmaninoff, and Symphony No.6 Pathétique by Tchaikovsky.

Discover how sophisticated uses of psychology and technology are shaping the future of shopping in a series of talks at UNSW House, Powerhouse Parramatta.

Join UNSW's music cohort to experience incredible performances over four nights of music ensembles.

United Nations Independent Expert on human rights and international solidarity Professor Cecilia Bailliet joins Dr Thomas Mulder for a special online conversation about his book and the meaning of solidarity in international law.

Consumer Energy Resources (CER) — including rooftop solar, batteries, electric vehicles (EVs), and flexible demand — are reshaping Australia’s electricity system.

As our lives become increasingly digital, so too do the forms of harm that disproportionately affect women and girls.