Join the Culturally Nourishing Schooling (CNS) Project for an interactive conversation with world‑leading scholars Professor Mere Berryman and Professor Django Paris, exploring big ideas for lasting, culturally sustaining educational change and re‑imagining education as a space for liberation and justice.
A practical introduction to the foundations, capabilities, and real-world applications of large language models.
This practical, demonstration-driven webinar explores how LLMs can be used as coding assistants to accelerate the development of Python-based tools for transport applications, including demand forecasting, mode choice modelling, and network analysis.
Join us for a tour of the Library exhibition The Infinite Look: A History of Gazing Skyward, led by
astrophysicist and School of Physics Senior Lecturer Dr Kate Jackson.
Join us to explore how patient-reported outcomes can be integrated into clinical care using real-world lessons from The Proteus Consortium.
Join us during World Refugee Week for a special free screening of We Are Not Powerless, a moving documentary that shines a spotlight on a remarkable refugee-led education movement.
A critical discussion on the crucial role of whistleblowing to Australian democracy.
Being Better Humans, Together
Are we afraid of the F word?
Hosted by UNSW Chinese Studies and the School of Humanities & Languages, this event is the first in the 2026 Chinese Studies Seminar Series and features Dr Pao‑chen Tang.
Book a 1:1 consult with a UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture academic for personalised advice on postgraduate study and careers.