Have you ever wanted to experience what it would be like as a student conducting research and experiments in a lab at University?

Let us take you on a journey through some of the branches of Science that you can study at UNSW. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and speak to our academic staff and current students.

Australia’s leading independent top-tier law firm, Corrs Chambers Westgarth Careers, are offering a Sydney spring clerkship program exclusively to UNSW Law students. The spring clerkship will run from 26 August to 13 September 2019. Applications open on 29 May.

Join New Zealand/Aotearoa artist Niki Hastings McFall for an informal artist talk at UNSW Galleries followed by a lei-bombing walk to Cement Fondu for the opening of here is your horizon, curated by Talia Smith, which features Hastings McFall’s work.

UNSW Experience Engineering Day allows students to experience the innovative and creative ways that engineers solve real-world challenges.

High school students in years 10 and 11 are invited to choose an engineering theme that includes three interactive hands-on workshops at UNSW Kensington campus. These workshops give students a taste of the extensive range of engineering disciplines and careers available to them.

Thinking about uni in the future?

This evening is the best place for you to start if you are thinking about attending university in two years' time and are currently a Year 10 student (or you are the parent or teacher of a Year 10 student).

Experience UNSW Business Day allows students to experience a day in the life of a UNSW Business School Student.

Thinking about uni in the future?

This evening is the best place for you to start if you are thinking about attending university in two years' time and are currently a Year 10 student (or you are the parent or teacher of a Year 10 student).

Exhibiting artist Elliott Bryce Foulkes is joined by designer Ella Sutherland and respective artist collaborators for a discussion on conceiving and communicating links between artist books and exhibition collateral. The conversation centres around the ways in which design (both graphically and spatially) operate within and around exhibition and museum contexts.

Led by UNSW Galleries Public Engagement Officer, Miranda Samuels, these intimate tours of 'Gemma Smith: Rhythm Sequence' utilise the technique of audio description as an access tool for people who are blind or have low vision, and as a medium for experimenting with ideas of language, abstraction and translation.

Sighted companions and guide dogs are welcome. Open to the general public. For questions please contact Miranda Samuels, m.samuels@unsw.edu.au.