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18 Sep Past event
Unthinkable
Festival of Dangerous Ideas | Forget slow progress, fast track your understanding with a different perspective in these illuminating bite size talks.
Centre for Ideas
Humanities and Social Sciences
Law
Medicine and Health
Science
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17 – 18 Sep Past event
Featured
UNSW x FESTIVAL OF DANGEROUS IDEAS
Truth, trust, tech, tattoos and the taboo: Australia’s original disruptive festival, the Festival of Dangerous Ideas is back!
Art and Culture
Centre for Ideas
Humanities and Social Sciences
Politics and Society
Science
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17 Sep Past event
Expendable Australians
Festival of Dangerous Ideas | If an Australian passport does not protect you, what are you owed by your government?
Centre for Ideas
Humanities and Social Sciences
Law
Politics and Society
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17 Sep Past event
Harmful Thoughts
Festival of Dangerous Ideas | There is a window for effective child sexual abuse prevention if we are not too scared to seize it. 
Humanities and Social Sciences
Law
Politics and Society
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17 Sep Past event
Caught in a Web
Festival of Dangerous Ideas | Where does the internet stop, and our human selves begin?
Centre for Ideas
Engineering
Politics and Society
Technology
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17 Sep Past event
The Crime Paradox
Festival of Dangerous Ideas | As crime rates decline, our pop culture fascination increases. What is going on?
Centre for Ideas
Humanities and Social Sciences
Law
Media
Politics and Society
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17 Sep Past event
Fresh Blood
Festival of Dangerous Ideas | Five emerging thought leaders embark on a journey to save our future with fresh insights to intractable problems. 
Centre for Ideas
Humanities and Social Sciences
Medicine and Health
Science
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15 Sep Past event
UNSW Allens Hub Lecture with Genevieve Bell
Join the UNSW Allens Hub for 'Messages Pass Through: What the Overland Telegraph Line can Teach us about 21st Century Systems', with Professor Genevieve Bell in September!
Innovation
Law
Technology
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14 Sep Past event
Gender Responsive Leadership in Peacekeeping
Join international consultant, author and speaker on gender and women, peace and security, Jennifer Wittwer CSM.
Humanities and Social Sciences
Law
Politics and Society
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14 Sep Past event
Development and Women’s Reproductive Health in Ghana, 1920 – 1982
Dr Holly Ashford joins the Laureate Centre Seminar on Population & Modern World History
Humanities and Social Sciences
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9 Sep Past event
What are the economic implications of a changing climate?
Presented by Dr Timothy Neal, this lecture is jointly hosted by the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia and UNSW for Social Sciences Week.
Business and Economics
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9 Sep Past event
Narratives for violence and their persistence over time
Collective violence against marginalised groups is a tragic phenomenon in many societies. But how do these narratives become prevalent and why do they persist?
Humanities and Social Sciences
Politics and Society

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