We finish the year with Percy Grainger’s arrangements of songs by Gabriel Fauré, whom he idolised, Martin Wesley-Smith’s Merry-go-round which movingly reminds us of the fragility of innocence and childhood, the sardonic humour of Poulenc’s music for the stage, and Ravel’s magnificent and defiant Piano Trio.
Join us for a special conversation with visiting Thai artist Natalie Sasi Organ and Melbourne-based artist Elyas Alavi, recipients of the 2026 Debra Porch Award.
A series of talks at UNSW House, Powerhouse Parramatta, highlighting philosophies, innovations and creative works that can shape better futures.
Join us in celebrating the next generation of filmmakers at the UNSW Screen Production End of Year Showcase. For one night only at The Ritz in Randwick, a thrilling and captivating array of works by Bachelor of Media students will grace the big screen.
Join the UNSW Sustainability team alongside Operation Crayweed for a fun, interactive workshop exploring the fascinating life of crayweed and the science behind restoring its underwater forests.
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.
This much-loved anthology selects the most thought-provoking, poignant and dazzling science stories from Australian authors. Join us for the book launch and Bragg Award prize night.
Celebrating ten years of the profound, the pressing and the provocative - join One Big Idea program luminaries for one night only.
Join UNSW experts and current students online to gain information and ask questions about postgraduate coursework study.
Hosted by Security & Defence PLuS (a trilateral partnership between UNSW, King's College London and Arizona State University), this one-day conference will bring together established leaders and recognised experts with emerging researchers and practitioners to consider the future of strategy, security and defence.
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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.
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From rural veterinary officer to Nobel laureate and Australian of the Year, join Peter in conversation with journalist and presenter, Natasha Mitchell.