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UNSW Languages Week 2023

3 – 5 October 2023
9.00am – 8.30pm AEDT
UNSW Kensington
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Free for everyone
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Join us for three days of events that celebrate the diverse languages we teach and speak in the School of Humanities & Languages. Indulge yourself in unique cultural experiences featuring language lessons, food, music, dance, film, and VR activities.

Highlights of the week include:

  • Language Trial Lessons 

  • Live music  

  • Cooking Classes 

  • Networking event - Languages Lounge-Discover Your Career in Languages and Linguistics

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