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A critical discussion on the crucial role of whistleblowing to Australian democracy.
Explore your next step - learn about the Master of Architecture at UNSW.
Neuro-futurist, Joel Pearson, and leadership coach and transformation expert, Barbara Wilby examine how we can use AI to amplify human strengths.
Hear from artist and fashion designer Jordan Gogos in conversation with multidisciplinary artist Nell. Together they will discuss Gogos’s first institutional solo exhibition ‘Parádeisos’ at UNSW Galleries.
In a program of four trios we hear Beethoven’s greatest Piano Trio, the Archduke, written at the end of his ‘heroic’ period. It has the amplitude, variety and formal elaboration of works such as the Seventh Symphony; it is crowned by a slow movement that is one Beethoven’s most extraordinary variation-sets.
Book a 1:1 consult with a UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture academic for personalised advice on postgraduate study and careers.
Hosted by UNSW Chinese Studies and the School of Humanities & Languages, this event is the first in the 2026 Chinese Studies Seminar Series and features Dr Pao‑chen Tang.
Are we afraid of the F word?
Being Better Humans, Together
Join us during World Refugee Week for a special free screening of We Are Not Powerless, a moving documentary that shines a spotlight on a remarkable refugee-led education movement.
Join us for a tour of the Library exhibition The Infinite Look: A History of Gazing Skyward, led by
astrophysicist and School of Physics Senior Lecturer Dr Kate Jackson.
Large Language Models (LLMs) are transforming how organisations analyse information, automate workflows, and build intelligent digital solutions. This course provides a practical introduction to the foundations, capabilities, and real-world applications of LAGUAGE models, equipping participants with the knowledge to understand, evaluate, and apply LLM technologies across engineering and business contexts.
Through a combination of technical concepts, case studies, and hands-on activities, participants will explore how LLMs are developed, deployed, and integrated into modern systems. The course also examines key considerations around ethics, governance, reliability, and emerging industry trends—helping professionals confidently navigate the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
Join the Culturally Nourishing Schooling (CNS) Project for an interactive conversation with world‑leading scholars Professor Mere Berryman and Professor Django Paris, exploring big ideas for lasting, culturally sustaining educational change and re‑imagining education as a space for liberation and justice.
Exhibitions
An exhibition that traces humanity's evolving understanding of the cosmos, from ancient stargazers to modern astronomers, showcasing the interwoven roles of scientific observation and cultural interpretation.
The textures of loneliness exhibition at the UNSW Health Translation Hub explores feelings and experiences of loneliness. Drawing on research and art from across the UNSW facilities of Art, Design & Architecture, Medicine & Health, and Science the works look at experiences of loneliness in different social settings.