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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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7 May – 31 Jul Past event
UNSW Galleries - May to July 2021
UNSW Galleries brings together the work of leading Australian and international practitioners, curators and writers working in contemporary art and design.
Art and Culture
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6 May Past event
UNSW LAT Information Evening 2021
Find out more about how the Law Admission Test (LAT) affects entry into UNSW law double degrees.
Law
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5 May Past event
Featured
Privilege
Poverty, equity and the drivers of health.
Centre for Ideas
Medicine and Health
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28 Apr Past event
The Care Factor: Foundations and practice of supporting student success and wellbeing
Our thought-leaders will discuss the rationale for a collaborative, coordinated and multifaceted approach that empowers our students to thrive.
Education
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28 Apr Past event
How art and science collaborated to save the wetlands
Hear from scientist Dr Kate Brandis and artist Pamela Griffith on how they enlisted citizen scientists to help preserve Australia’s endangered wetlands and waterbird species.
Art and Culture
Environment
Science
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27 Apr Past event
Featured
The story of Earth
How have the planet’s minerals evolved?
Centre for Ideas
Science

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