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21 May Past event
LIVESTREAM Meet the Masters: Visualisation, Simulation & Immersive Design
Meet the Masters is an online series of conversations with our staff from across the creative industries.
Architecture and Urban Planning
Built Environment
Design
Engineering
Innovation
Science
Technology
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21 May Past event
LIVESTREAM UNSW Year 10 Subject Selection Evenings
We are offering three livestreamed Year 10 Subject Selection Evenings across April and May.
Architecture and Urban Planning
Built Environment
Business and Economics
Design
Education
Engineering
Humanities and Social Sciences
Law
Mathematics and Statistics
Medicine and Health
Science
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27 May Past event
LIVESTREAM Bringing Back the Economy
A UNSW Centre for Ideas event. How can we rebuild Australia’s economy after the pandemic?
Business and Economics
Centre for Ideas
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29 May Past event
LIVESTREAM COVID-19 and Cruise Ships
A Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law webinar in their Public Law Responses to COVID-19 series.
Law
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4 Jun Past event
COVID-19 and international refugee law
Held on 4 June 2020, this webinar event was co-hosted by the International Law Association (Australia) and the Andrew & Renata Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, UNSW Sydney.
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4 Jun Past event
LIVESTREAM COVID-19 and International Refugee Law
A forum co-hosted by the Andrew and Renata Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, UNSW Sydney.
Law
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18 Jun Past event
LIVESTREAM Addressing financial abuse in domestic violence contexts
UNSW Alumni present the next in the Learn@Lunch series, with Professor Jan Breckenridge.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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25 Jun Past event
LIVESTREAM COVID-19: Will competition law and policy revert to the status quo?
A panel hosted by The Herbert Smith Freehills China International Business and Economic Law (CIBEL) Centre.
Business and Economics
Law
Politics and Society
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26 Jun Past event
LIVESTREAM COVID-19, Human Rights Restrictions and Proportionality
Next in the series of Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law webinars discussing the impact on and responses of public law to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Business and Economics
Law
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30 Jun Past event
LIVESTREAM Experience UNSW Engineering
Are you interested in experiencing the range of different engineering disciplines and careers available to you?
Engineering
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1 Jul Past event
LIVESTREAM Big Data for the Public Good
A UNSW Canberra hosted panel will explore the use and misuse of data in the public domain with a particular focus on what data privacy means in the 21st century.
Humanities and Social Sciences
Politics and Society
Technology
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1 Jul Past event
LIVESTREAM Experience UNSW Science Day
Have you ever wanted to experience what it would be like as a university student conducting research and experiments in a lab or in the field?
Science
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2 Jul Past event
LIVESTREAM Pressing 'Reset' on Resettlement: How a lifeline can survive COVID-19
The Kaldor Centre host a panel of experts on refugee resettlement during COVID-19, what is means in human terms, and how governments, including Australia, are responding.
Education
Humanities and Social Sciences
Law
Medicine and Health
Politics and Society
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2 Jul Past event
Pressing ‘Reset’ on Resettlement: How a lifeline can survive COVID-19
Resettlement is a life-saving tool. It is a way that countries, like Australia, help refugees and their families to find safety. In their resettlement country, refugees can build a new life and create a new home, while enjoying a secure and long-lasting legal status. 
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6 Jul Past event
LIVESTREAM Belonging for people with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities
A forum on people with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities and about what belonging means for this group of people.
Education
Politics and Society
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