A series of three lunchtime yarning circles explore our place in the more-than-human world.
Join the UNSW International Open Day discover what it’s like to study at a global top 50 university.
After suffering a decade of abuse at the hands of her former husband, Nicole Lee uses her lived-experience of family violence to speak out for those who don’t yet have a voice.
A roundtable for the Australian Historical Association Annual Conference 2021.
This is your chance to ask campus residents and college deans your questions about UNSW accommodation.
A keynote address by Alison Bashford for the Australian Historical Association 2021 Conference.
Outcome of the Virtual Workshop Series on Developing a Research and Policy Agenda for Addressing Displacement and Migration in the Context of Disasters and Climate Change in Africa (April-July 2021)
Delve into the increasingly strained relationship between Australia and China and explore what the future might look like.
From the archive of Japanese architect and late 20th century pioneer of digital design, Shoei Yoh.
Short online performances from UNSW's emerging artists.
COVID-19 has illustrated just how critically we depend on telecommunications. However, COVID-19 has only accelerated the rapid transitions that the telecommunications industry was already experiencing. New technologies are enabling new services and new business models. With Australia's unique telecommunications infrastructure, how can industry take advantage of opportunities to innovate and design the next generation of applications and services?
As technologies replace humans in making legal decisions, we must rethink the relationship between law, regulation and technology.