Past events

Philosophy

24th June, 2020

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8:30am – 3:30pm

United Nations Workshops

15 June

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5.15pm - 6pm

Meet the Masters: Students and Teachers

Prepare for a global career with a Masters degree in Humanities & Languages

School of Humanities & Languages

17 March 2020

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12:30 - 2 pm

Feasibility as Deliberative Jurisdiction

ABSTRACT: Questions of feasibility are pervasive in social and political life.

Thu 12 March, 2020

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1-2pm

Arts & Social Sciences Exchange Information Session

Are you interested in spending some time overseas as part of your studies? Do you intend to go on exchange, and want to explore your global options?

Talk & Experiential Workshop: Solastalgia & Art Therapy in Climate Crisis

11 March 2020

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2:00 - 4:00 pm

Talk & Experiential Workshop: Solastalgia & Art Therapy in Climate Crisis

This experiential workshop will focus on creatively exploring the concept of solastalgia, defined as mental or existential distress produced by ecological disruption directly impacting one’s home environment.

Tuesday, 10 March 2020

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12:30 - 2 pm

In Apartheid's Shadow: White Australia, race politics and South Africa, 1945-1975

Abstract: ‘White Australia’ was Apartheid South Africa’s closest friend and supporter internationally.

Corpus-based research on World Englishes

Tuesday 3 March 2020

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3:00 - 4:30 pm

Corpus-based research on World Englishes

Abstract: This seminar surveys research on World Englishes using purpose-built corpora, including the International Corpus of English (ICE) and the Global Web-based Corpus of English (GloWbE).

Tuesday, 25 February 2020

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12:30 - 2:00 pm

Double Vision: Historicising B. Wongar, the European migrant who became an Aboriginal writer

Labour of Love: Intimate Histories of Post-War Australia

Friday, 14 February 2020

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9.30 am - 4.30 pm

Labour of Love- Intimate Histories of Post-War Australia

‘Populate or perish’ was the mantra behind Australia’s post-war migration scheme (1946- 1973), but a preference for labourers meant a surplus of men.

10 & 13 February 2020

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UNSW Orientation Week Term 1, 2020

Thu 19 December, 2019

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11.30am-12pm

UNSW Info Day Arts & Social Sciences Degree Lecture

Are you passionate about making a change in this complex world? Come and join Associate Professor Cath Ellis to discover how studying an Arts & Social Sciences degree will give you the tools to tackle the big issues facing the world today.

Thu 19 December, 2019

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9am - 4pm

UNSW Info Day

Info Day is the perfect opportunity to get your last minute questions answered. Attend lectures, explore campus and chat to academics and current students in the Advisory Centre. Come and see what studying at UNSW is all about!

Wednesday 11 December 2019

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4pm - 6pm

Planetary Social Thought: Spiritual Aeromobility and the Global Phosphorus Crisis

Speaker: Professor Nigel Clark, Lancaster University

4-6 December 2019

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9am - 5.30pm

New Earth Histories Conference

Hosted by: Alison Bashford, Emily Kern, Adam Bobbette

22/11/2019 - 22/11/2019

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5:30pm - 7:30pm

‘Stop the Boats’ Screening and Q&A

Featuring Director, Simon V Kurian, and UNSW Adjunct Associate Professor Behrouz Boochani UNSW Forced Migration Research Network is honoured to present a free screening of the feature-length documentary ‘Stop the Boats’ directed, filmed and edited b