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 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.
Join us for the Japanese and Korean Studies Mini Symposium on Gender and Language Teaching and Learning, featuring talks from Maki Yoshida and Lucien Brown.
This annual symposium, chaired by leading experts, provides an opportunity for our Higher Degree Research Candidates to present their emerging research to the wider medical community.
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.