Hear from ceramic artists Jordan Gower and Liane Rossler in conversation with curator Eva Czernis-Ryl and craft historian Grace Cochrane AM.
Join artists Remy Faint and Tom Polo in conversation as they discuss Faint’s exhibition ‘A Site of Unfolding’ at UNSW Galleries.
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Join us at this exhibition opening and prize announcement celebrating students who use drawing as a significant part of their artistic practice.
Join us as we celebrate our four incredible winners of this year’s Australian Mental Health Prize, featuring an address by 2026 Senior Australian of the Year, Scientia Professor Henry Brodaty AO.
Discover UNSW undergraduate Engineering. Designed for international high school students to learn about our programs and student experience!
Discover the positive impacts of teaching local and national histories in Aotearoa New Zealand. Nicola Bright shares new research exploring how learning Māori histories and the impacts of colonisation is helping students deepen their understanding of identity, think critically about the past and shape the future.
Where did life come from? Is there life beyond Earth? And how might we find out? Join us for a special public panel celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Australian Centre for Astrobiology (ACA) and exploring some of the biggest questions in astrobiology.
Build your career in a changing world – discover postgraduate pathways in public policy, international relations and development at UNSW.
An uplifting celebration of music, culture, and community. This interactive event includes live performances from diverse cultural groups from the UNSW community, while The Big Sing – Louder Together is an opportunity to join in a shared informal singing experience to sing, laugh and connect!
Join us for a gentle chair-based wellbeing session designed especially for people who spend long periods sitting. This in-person event is the perfect opportunity to unwind, stretch and reconnect with your body in a relaxed, friendly environment.
Meet Pepper, the UNSW Health Translation Hub’s social robot, and discover how robotics can support accessibility, wayfinding and inclusive experiences in healthcare settings. Interact with Pepper, explore its capabilities, and share ideas for how technology can enhance the experience of patients, visitors and clinic staff.
Every time someone moves to a new country, they carry their culture with them, and every community they land in has its own. That gap is where culture shock, homesickness, and misunderstanding live. This event uses real, personal stories as a starting point for building genuine cross-cultural understanding. Organised by AIESEC in UNSW.