Why are there proposed cuts to NDIS funding? How does this impact community attitudes toward people with disability? Our expert panel take on these questions and more! Join us as former Disability Royal Commissioner Alastair McEwin AM and Megan Spindler-Smith, Acting CEO of People with Disability Australia (PWDA), tackle these difficult questions.

Discover innovative First Nations-led research at UNSW through a series of short lightning presentations from the UNSW Node of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Indigenous and Environmental Histories and Futures, the UNSW Indigenous Land and Justice Research Group, and Nura Gili: Centre for Indigenous Programs.

A learning and development workshop.

Explore future career opportunities in vision impairment, orientation & mobility. Explore our Graduate Certificate in Vision Impairment

Discover the beauty of Auslan and learn how to communicate more inclusively in this engaging, hands-on workshop designed for university students. Whether you’re curious about the lived experiences of Deafness or want to build practical signing skills, join us to connect, learn, and broaden your perspective.

Australia is one of the world’s most diverse societies, but diversity alone does not create belonging. How do we acknowledge difference without creating division? How do we honour individual experiences while strengthening our collective community? Join academics and real-world agents of change for a thought-provoking panel discussion.

Get ready for a day of fast-paced action, friendly competition, and campus spirit at our university netball tournament. Whether you’re playing to win or cheering from the sidelines, it’s the perfect opportunity to meet new people, stay active, and be part of an unforgettable student experience.

Seen, Heard, Included explores what belonging means in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. Drawing on research into gender equality, recruitment and resume-screening bias, and the ways large language models respond to names, gender, culture and identity, this interactive event examines how technology can influence who is seen, heard and given opportunities across workplaces, professional sectors and communities.

Artificial intelligence is transforming careers, industries and the skills that keep professionals in demand. The pace is fast, the opportunities are real, and the people who understand this shift now will be best placed to lead it later. Join UNSW Business School for an inspiring evening built around one important question: what does it take to thrive in an AI-enabled world? The event brings together leading academics, industry experts and alumni working at the front line of change. Through a thought leadership panel, they’ll unpack the future of work, emerging career opportunities and the skills professionals need to remain relevant. Stay on for the networking session to build genuine connections.

Explore the future of STEM careers and discover how curiosity, innovation and lifelong learning can unlock new opportunities in 2040.

Explore your next step – learn about the Master of Counselling Social Work and the Master of Counselling (Online) at UNSW.

Join us for a panel and research showcase exploring alumni career journeys and what they reveal about employability and social impact.