Past events

Free public event! Bookings essential. Presented by the UNSW School of Humanities & Languages in collaboration with the Consulate General of Spain, Instituto Cervantes and the Spanish Cultural Heritage Association of Australia (SCHAA).

The paper will cover both indigenous Chinese musical theatres forms and Western opera.

This seminar will explore how the sale of flexible energy solutions has been key for the diffusion of solar technology to low-income users in India.

This seminar will explore how the sale of flexible energy solutions has been key for the diffusion of solar technology to low-income users in India.

The use of photographs in research activities and fieldwork is an accepted and regular aspect of contemporary anthropological practice.

The Cervantes Institute is pleased to present in Australia the cycle of conferences "Atapuerca, research for the 21st century" in collaboration with the guest Robert Sala Ramos, director of IPHES and professor of Prehistory at the URV and in colla

The Gender-based Violence roundtable discussion will draw on the expertise of leading experts in the field of gender-based violence to explore the latest findings in scholarship in the humanities and social sciences on this pressing global problem

How did the reputation of Racing Club de France, one of France's most esteemed sporting associations, fall so far that a serial murderer could use it to sully a witness against him?

Avoiding the worst of climate change requires that fossil fuel use, including from exports, is phased out. Three experts will discuss if it is possible and how urgently Australia needs to act.