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  • UNSW National Strategic Conference 2009: Korean Language and Studies Education in Aus

    The UNSW National Strategic Conference is organised to provide a forum to discuss a positive future direction for Korean language and studies education in Australia. Based on firm evidence for stagnation of Korean language and studies during the past…
    19th November 2009 21st November 2009 When: 19th - 21st November 2009 Location: University of New South Wales http://www.arts.unsw.edu.au/news-and-events/unsw-national-strategic-conference-2009-korean-language-and-studies-education-in-aus-189.html

  • UNSW's strength in social policy has been acknowledged with another researcher elected Fellow of the prestigious Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia.

    Professor Deborah Brennan, one of the country's leading researchers in families and work,…

    Posted: 11th November 2009 Link: Hail Fellow

  • A UNSW academic has been awarded one of Australia's richest prizes for music composition.

    Professor Andrew Schultz, a noted composer and head of the School of English, Media and Performing Arts, won the $15,000 Paul Lowin Song Cycle Prize for his…

    Posted: 11th November 2009 Link: A winning note

  • Cultural China and Confucian Humanism by Professor Tu Weiming

    UNSW Confucius Institute Annual Lecture

    About Professor Tu Weiming

    Professor Tu is Chair Professor of Chinese History and Philosophy and of Confucian Studies at Harvard University and Senior Professor of Philosophy at Peking University. He is one…
    10th December 2009 10th December 2009 When: 10th December 2009 Location: The Science Theatre, UNSW Kensington Campus, Sydney, Australia http://www.arts.unsw.edu.au/news-and-events/cultural-china-and-confucian-humanism-by-professor-tu-weiming-180.html

  • A snapshot of Australia's young people shows high rates of obesity and mental illness and vulnerability to drug and alcohol abuse.

    The report, commissioned by the Federal Government, was written by a team of researchers from the Social Policy…

    Posted: 2nd November 2009

  • Congratulations on promotion to Associate Professor to: Karen Fisher (SPRC), Roslyn Jolly (EMPA), Sarah Maddison (IPDRU), Grace Karskens (History & Philosophy), Carmel Flaskas (SSIS), Ludmila Stern (Languages & Linguistics), Paul Brown (History…

    Posted: 1st November 2009
  • Congratulations to all FASS staff awarded ARC Research Grants.

    Lyn Craig (SPRC), who has been awarded a QEII Fellowship as well as a Discovery grant for ‘The time of our lives: Time equity and the balancing of market and non market production…

    Posted: 1st November 2009

  • No one expects the Spanish Inquisition but Galileo, the renowned 17th-century thinker, might finally defeat his tormentors.

    More than 400 years after falling foul of the Catholic Church with his rejection of the view that the Earth was the centre…

    Posted: 27th October 2009

  • Dr Eileen Baldry, the winner of the 2009 Justice Medal, has a reputation as an outstanding and extraordinarily engaged academic and activist. Says one colleague: "It doesn't matter where you go or what you do in the field of criminal justice, she is…

    Posted: 8th October 2009

  • Dr Sarah Maddison and Associate Professor David McKnight have shared the Henry Mayer Trust Prize for Australian Politics.

    The prize, named after distinguished politics and media academic, the late Professor Henry Mayer, is awarded annually for the…

    Posted: 8th October 2009
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