Mariam Veiszadeh on her journey from fleeing Afghanistan as a young girl, to building a life in Australia as a lawyer, advocate and human rights champion.
From rural veterinary officer to Nobel laureate and Australian of the Year, join Peter in conversation with journalist and presenter, Natasha Mitchell.
Join UNSW Medicine & Health, in collaboration with Women’s Health @ UNSW, for a thought-provoking conversation on the role of women’s health in shaping the workforce of tomorrow. Women’s Health @ UNSW is a new strategic initiative connecting research, education, policy, innovation and clinical translation to improve women’s health across the life course.
Where did life come from? Is there life beyond Earth? And how might we find out? Join us for a special public panel celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Australian Centre for Astrobiology (ACA) and exploring some of the biggest questions in astrobiology.
Discover the positive impacts of teaching local and national histories in Aotearoa New Zealand. Nicola Bright shares new research exploring how learning Māori histories and the impacts of colonisation is helping students deepen their understanding of identity, think critically about the past and shape the future.
Join us as we celebrate our four incredible winners of this year’s Australian Mental Health Prize, featuring an address by 2026 Senior Australian of the Year, Scientia Professor Henry Brodaty AO.
The RHIP Health Innovation Forum brings together leading researchers, clinicians, health professionals, industry partners and innovation leaders to explore the ideas, technologies and discoveries transforming healthcare.
Join the School of Humanities & Languages from 14-15 October for two vibrant days of cultural celebration exploring the rich diversity of languages taught at UNSW.
An exhibition that traces humanity's evolving understanding of the cosmos, from ancient stargazers to modern astronomers, showcasing the interwoven roles of scientific observation and cultural interpretation.
The Madjawa Maangi exhibition explores Indigenous cultural health — the interconnectedness between people and Country through culture. The exhibition is inspired by the creation story of the seagull who brings the pippi from saltwater to freshwater Country, reflecting the importance of sharing knowledge, skills, and resources.