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5 Nov Past event
Goldner String Quartet Lunch Hour Concert
Bask in the beautiful sounds of one of the country’s leading chamber ensembles, as the Music Performance Unit presents the Goldner String Quartet in a free lunch hour concert.
Art and Culture
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7 Nov Past event
UNSW Practical Legal Training Information Evening
Join us on for our PLT Information Evening, hosted in collaboration with the Law Society of New South Wales in their CBD space to find out everything you need to know about UNSW's PLT program.
Law
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7 Nov Past event
Future Imperfect | SOLD OUT
FREE EVENT | What happens when we look a lifetime into the future? Will we have fixed today’s problems or sunk under their weight?
Campus events
Centre for Ideas
Humanities and Social Sciences
Law
Politics and Society
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9 Nov Past event
Ashton Applewhite: Age Pride
We all want long lives, so why are we so afraid of growing old?
Centre for Ideas
Humanities and Social Sciences
Politics and Society
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9 Nov Past event
When All Women Have Power
Being nice won’t create the rebellions that will finally give women control of their destinies.
Centre for Ideas
Humanities and Social Sciences
Politics and Society
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9 Nov Past event
Monica Lewinsky: A Compassionate Internet
Can we break through the anger and hatred that permeate the internet?
Centre for Ideas
Humanities and Social Sciences
Politics and Society
Technology
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13 Nov Past event
Management in Uncertain Times
The Warrane Lecture is an annual public lecture delivered by an eminent person from public life or academia. Its aim is to contribute to the understanding of important issues and current challenges facing society, in line with the overall aims of Warrane College.
Business and Economics
Humanities and Social Sciences
Politics and Society
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14 Nov Past event
Being in Learning Mode
Why is it that leaders often learn little from their leadership experiences? Why do students often not seem to learn a great deal from many of their educational and work experiences?
Education
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15 Nov Past event
UNSW Orchestra Concert: The Great Animal Orchestra

UNSW Orchestra

Steven Hillinger, conductor

 

SIBELIUS Finlandia

MOZART Clarinet Concert in A Major featuring Thomas Azoury, clarinet

BLACKFORD The Great Animal Orchestra

Art and Culture
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16 Nov Past event
Research Forum: Launch, Discipline no.5 / Más Allá del Fin no.3

UNSW Art & Design Research Forum and UNSW Galleries launch the new issue of Discipline, Más Allá del Fin. Please join us for a lecture by contributing author, Nick Croggon, introduced by Helen Hughes (Editor) and Verónica Tello.

Art and Culture
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18 Nov Past event
Half a Million Steps screening
A free screening followed by a panel discussion with leading academics, service providers, consumer representatives and policy makers in the Drug and Alcohol Sector.
Medicine and Health
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19 Nov Past event
Westpac and Deloitte present: An Introduction to Info Systems
Are you interested in a career in the world of Information Systems, technology management, cyber security and user experience?
Business and Economics
Technology
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19 Nov Past event
SoundSpheres: A Mini-Festival of Music

A piano... a nebula... a bustling birdlife... a string quartet... a synth... and two vintage telephones.... Join the fearless cast of MUSC4705 students (Music Creative Practice) for SoundSpheres, a mini-festival of music old and new, reimagined in bold, adventurous and often startlingly unpredictable ways. 

Featuring the talents of...
Logan Birchall // Trumpet
Melanie Jha // Voice
Emily Chang // Piano

Art and Culture
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21 Nov Past event
Book Launch | Innovation + Equality with Andrew Leigh
Is economic inequality the price we pay for innovation? Joshua Gans and Andrew Leigh make the case that pursuing innovation does not mean giving up on equality—precisely the opposite.
Business and Economics
Politics and Society
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21 Nov Past event
Kaleidoscope // UNSW Jazz Orchestra & Advanced Jazz Ensemble
Jazz Orchestra are delighted to present 3 world premieres composed by UNSW students especially for this concert – Vale by Shawna Ellen, Paradox by Samuel Ellery and Sunset Sky by James Curran.
Art and Culture
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