Join the School of Humanities and Languages for Reparative cultures, the second workshop of the Ecologies of Repair Regeneration and Restoration workshop series to explore the practices and politics of restoration and to answer the questions of repair, regeneration and restoration across contemporary research in the humanities and social sciences.

We are excited to announce that Rev. Canon Dr. Antoine Rutayisire, a leader in the Reconciliation movement after the Rwandan Genocide, will deliver a series of lectures.

A blueprint for a better future that offers a unified theory of human behaviour, culture and society.

In collaboration with leading legal professionals, the Centre for the Future of the Legal Profession has crafted an intensive two-day course that not only addresses the unique challenges faced by lawyers in leadership roles, but also integrates comprehensive legal research. This program provides a comprehensive exploration of the key facets of legal leadership and equips participants with practical skills to head both themselves and high-performing teams effectively.

Oceanographer Shane Keating will discuss the importance of the dynamic ocean environment to the global economy and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Music honours students present their practical outcome performances.

Celebrate the opening of two new exhibitions by Sarah Contos and Bianca Hester.

Tune in to a thought-provoking talk by Haibo Chen, Distinguished Professor of Shanghai Jiao Tong University about a leading-edge topic in computer science that will inspire and encourage innovation.

Short talks from Professor Michael Kidd, Dr Michelle Chase, Dr Genevra Hart, Dr Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson and Associate Professor Kate Poole. Hosted by Verity Firth

Short talks from Dr Kate Brady, Dr Leah Lui-Chivizhe, Nevena Krups, Keshavi Charde, Matt O'Kane and Dr Arian Prabowo. Hosted by Rob Brooks

An enlightening panel discussion delving into the pervasive impacts of misinformation in the media.

Join the UNSW Institute for Climate Risk & Response at their inaugural 2024 conference, a two-day event focused on climate action. This conference brings together experts from academia, industry, and government to explore the latest in climate risk and response.

Film Screening Event | A short film series exploring how different members of society interact with automation and digital technologies.

The Nobel Prize Dialogue comes to Sydney for the first time bringing together minds from science and beyond.

The Hal Wootten Lecture was established in 2006 by UNSW Law & Justice in honour of founding Dean, Emeritus Professor Hal Wootten. This lecture is a highlight of the Faculty's year and commemorates Hal Wootten's founding vision for the Faculty – that a Law School should have and communicate to its students a keen concern for those on whom the law bears harshly.