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2 Jun Past event
The First Scientists, Reconciliation & Truth Telling
How can we actively engage in reconciliation which honours and centres the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people?
Business and Economics
Engineering
Humanities and Social Sciences
Science
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27 May Past event
Developments in Sustainable Finance: More Delay and Sharper Transitions
This discussion brings together expert opinion and backgrounds in finance, corporate reporting and planning for sustainable futures
Business and Economics
Environment
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27 May Past event
Featured
John Lions Distinguished Lectures
Join us for a series of thought-provoking lectures from globally renowned researchers, academics, technologists, policy makers and practitioners in Computer Science and Engineering.
Engineering
Technology
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25 May Past event
Opening 'The Oxford Handbook of International Refugee Law'
This book launch event was hosted by the Refugee Studies Centre, Hertie School for Fundamental Rights, Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness and the Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, on Tuesday 25 May 2021 from 6–7pm AEST (9–10am BST, 10–11am CEST).
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24 May Past event
UNSW Sydney Rural Clinical School Medicine Information Evening
Are you interested in a career in medicine, immersing yourself in the diverse and hands-on learning opportunities at our Rural Clinical School campuses?
Education
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22 May Past event
Featured
Australia Ensemble: While the music lasts

Osvaldo GOLIJOV | Lullaby and Doina (2001)

Mélanie Hélène BONIS | Suite en Trio Op. 59 (1899)

Gordon KERRY | while the music lasts (2016)

Gabriel FAURÉ | Piano Quintet no. 1 in D minor, Op. 89 (1887-1906)

Art and Culture
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20 May Past event
Featured
Sci-Fi Series: Climate Extremes
What exactly is a one-in-a-100-year weather event? And why do they keep happening so often?
Environment
Science
Technology
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19 May Past event
Postgraduate Information Evening
#UNSWDebates: Should the post-pandemic future be data-driven or humanity-driven?
Business and Economics
Education
Humanities and Social Sciences
Innovation
Politics and Society
Technology
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18 May Past event
Featured
Daniel Kahneman in conversation
Thinking, fast and slow, and everything in between.
Centre for Ideas
Science
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18 May Past event
SARS-CoV-2, vaccines and variants: a glimpse of post-pandemic futures in 2021
A look at the current evidence and future predictions of the pandemic, and whether vaccines offer an exit strategy.
Medicine and Health
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12 May Past event
Year 10 Subject Selection and Information Evenings
Year 10 Subject Selection Evenings are a great place to start if you want to study at university after high school.
Education
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11 May Past event
Cultural values in contrasting disability support policy contexts
Qian Fang, Heng-hao Chang and Karen Fisher examine how disability policies interact with the cultural values of Chinese families of children with cognitive disabilities.
Humanities and Social Sciences

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