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3 Jun Past event

Community Health Navigator Forum 2025

'Shaping the Future of Community Health' UNSW’s International Centre for Future Health Systems (ICFHS) invites you to the Community Health Navigator Forum 2025 on 3 June at Sydney Masonic Centre — a landmark event dedicated to improving health outcomes through innovative, community-led approaches.

Medicine and Health

4 Jun Past event

UNSW Engineering Information Evening 2025

Discover Engineering at UNSW. Join us to learn about our programs, entry pathways and vibrant student experience.

Engineering

5 Jun Past event

Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Summit

A global dialogue on climate change and human rights.

Education

Environment

Humanities and Social Sciences

Innovation

Science

Technology

5 Jun Past event

Climate Warriors

Time is running out, but collective climate action can still change the future.

Campus events

Centre for Ideas

Engineering

Environment

Politics and Society

Science

7 Jun Past event

Encounters of Transformation

Join a symposium organised by the UNSW School of Humanities & Languages with the collaboration of the Foundation for Hellenic Studies (UNSW) and the students' HellSoc (Hellenic Society of UNSW).

Humanities and Social Sciences

11 Jun Past event

Environment & Society Speakeasy

The Environment and Society Speakeasy series is pleased to host visiting geographers Peter Adey and Weiqiang Lin presenting: ‘Affecting Emotional Labour: Automation, Masculinities and Airport Workers in Singapore’.

Humanities and Social Sciences

12 Jun Past event

MedTech Innovation Series: Design for Compliance

Join us for a first-of-its-kind workshop series exploring medical device design and manufacturing.

Engineering

Medicine and Health

Science

Technology

12 Jun Past event

The limits of immigration detention after NZYQ

This online seminar which will be of particular interest to legal practitioners and scholars, is hosted by the UNSW Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law , Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law and the Australian Institute of Administrative Law (NSW).

Law

12 Jun Past event

UNSW Juris Doctor Info Eve

UNSW’s Juris Doctor Info Evening (hosted online) is your chance to hear directly from experts, uncover your path to legal practice in Australia and cross-examine the program that could launch your legal career. CTA: [Register now >]

Law

13 Jun – 17 Jul Past event

Book Launch – Migrants, Television and Australian Stories (Sydney 11 July)

'Migrants, Television and Australian Stories: A New History' examines the intertwined histories of television and migration in Australia, told from the perspectives of migrants who worked in the screen industry and the many more who watched television. Their stories demonstrate how Australia’s growing cultural diversity has challenged conventional representations of ‘Australianness’ on television, and how ongoing advocacy has supported the growing inclusivity of multiple narratives and diverse experiences on screen.

Art and Culture

Centre for Ideas

Humanities and Social Sciences

Media

Politics and Society

17 Jun Past event

2025 Jenny Birt Award Announcement

Join us at the exhibition opening of the 2025 Jenny Birt Award for the announcement of this year’s recipient.

Art and Culture

Campus events

19 Jun Past event

Positive strategies for university wellbeing in turbulent times

Join Prof. Paula Brough from Griffith University in exploring evidence-based strategies from the positive psychology movement to help both staff and students navigate turbulent times and boost wellbeing in university settings.

Education

Humanities and Social Sciences

Innovation

20 Jun Past event

Pride@AGSM: Out at Work - Stories of Courage, Culture and Identity

Part of the UNSW Western Sydney Connect: Growing Together Event Series

Business and Economics

Engineering

Law

Politics and Society

24 Jun Past event

Emotions, Consciousness-Raising and Feminisms in the Global South: On Building Solidarity

Author talk to discuss a new book by Gabriela Silva Loureiro: Emotions, Consciousness-Raising and Feminisms in the Global South: On Building Solidarity

Humanities and Social Sciences

25 Jun Past event

Breaking the blockade: What will it take to end starvation in Gaza?

Commissioner of the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Chris Sidoti, and UNSW Scientia Associate Professor Jessica Whyte, will discuss the current situation on the ground in Gaza and their thoughts on a path forward.

Law

Medicine and Health

Politics and Society

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