The Australian Human Rights Institute’s Provocation Series returns in 2026 with a debate about the future of human rights in the age of AI.
Meet new people over bubble tea! Build confidence, practise English and connect through Convo Cafe in a fun, relaxed setting.
Discover how games are shaping social science through a keynote and panel with leading Game Studies experts.
A panel discussion exploring the power of lived experience in disaster recovery and how AI will be used to amplify community voices.
Break the silence around death and dying through expert discussion and facilitated community conversations.
The effervescent joy and fun of Jean Françaix is reflected in newer work by Valerie Coleman and Alex Turley, while Debussy, in his Cello Sonata, and Mozart, in the G-minor Piano Quartet, use hard-won simplicity to explore profound emotional states.
‘Australia-Japan Horizons’ examines how curators, artists, and communities from Japan and Australia come together to create shared cultural spaces across diverse local contexts.
Executive Leadership Short Course, specifically aimed at exploring the core values and attributes essential for success as a legal leader.
Hear from Amanda Carneiro, co-chief curator of the forthcoming 37th Bienal de São Paulo, and Léuli Eshrāghi, a member of the Bienal’s curatorial team.
An immersive environment of video animation exploring lived experience of incarceration, created in the UNSW Justice Health program and the School of Art & Design. Free, self-guided, 10-15 minutes.
Join us at UNSW Galleries to celebrate the opening of three new exhibitions by Heather B. Swann, Jordan Gower, and Remy Faint.
Join ceramic artists Jordan Gower and Kirsten Coelho in conversation as they discuss Gower's exhibition 'Does the moon know the well?' at UNSW Galleries.