News 22 Oct 2020 At the heart of the broken model for funding aged care is broken trust. Here's how to fix it Part of the solution to the rising funding problem might be a Medicare-style levy. chevron_right 21 Oct 2020 Research Challenges in the Humanities Postgraduate Research Conference, School of Humanities & Languages lensLanguage Studies, Linguistics, Translation and Interpreting lensPolicy, Governance and Ethics lensHuman Society and Culture lensHistory, Philosophy and the Natural Environment lensUNSW Arts & Social Sciences lensInternational Studies lensSchool of Humanities and Languages chevron_right 21 Oct 2020 Experiences of discrimination drive distrust in digital health Communities affected by blood-borne viruses and STIs are more likely to opt out of digital health services, says a new national study. lensCentre for Social Research in Health chevron_right 20 Oct 2020 Cop that: the rise of criminal infringement notices The increasing use of on-the-spot penalty notices by police should have us concerned, a UNSW expert says. chevron_right 19 Oct 2020 High fatalities from truck crashes demand greater safety standards Relying on regulation through licensing alone will not combat unsafe trucking practices, says UNSW’s Dr Christopher Walker. chevron_right 19 Oct 2020 In defence of JobMaker, the replacement for JobKeeper. Not perfect, but much to like The new system will direct money to employers who actually create jobs. lensSocial Policy Research Centre chevron_right View all newschevron_right Events 13 October 2020 - 03 November 2020 - #UNSWFromHome Conversation Series 2 Join the #UNSWFromHome Conversation Series 2 lensArts & Social Sciences lensCentre for Social Research in Health lensSocial Policy Research Centre chevron_right 4 - 5 November 2020 - 8:30am Mini-COGE Course 4 - 5 November November 4 - 5 8:30 AM GERRIC at UNSW's School of Education is a leading centre for professional educators looking to help gifted students flourish. lensShort Course lensSchool of Education chevron_right Friday 13 November - 3 - 5pm Forces in Music // Masterclass with Claire Edwardes A presentation by Claire Edwards followed by related performances from the UNSW student cohort. lensSchool of the Arts & Media chevron_right 2 - 3 December 2020 - 8:30am Mini-COGE Course 2 - 3 December December 2 - 3 8:30 AM GERRIC at UNSW's School of Education is a leading centre for professional educators looking to help gifted students flourish. lensShort Course lensSchool of Education chevron_right 19 May - 22 May 2021 - NEW DATES: The Seventh International Literary Juvenilia Conference Young writers ranging from Pope, Chatterton and Burns in the eighteenth century, to Austen, the Brontës, Eliot and Dickens in the nineteenth, and Edith Wharton, C.S. Lewis, Judith Wright, Margaret Atwood, and J.K. lensArts and Social Sciences lensSchool of the Arts & Media chevron_right View all eventschevron_right
22 Oct 2020 At the heart of the broken model for funding aged care is broken trust. Here's how to fix it Part of the solution to the rising funding problem might be a Medicare-style levy. chevron_right
21 Oct 2020 Research Challenges in the Humanities Postgraduate Research Conference, School of Humanities & Languages lensLanguage Studies, Linguistics, Translation and Interpreting lensPolicy, Governance and Ethics lensHuman Society and Culture lensHistory, Philosophy and the Natural Environment lensUNSW Arts & Social Sciences lensInternational Studies lensSchool of Humanities and Languages chevron_right
21 Oct 2020 Experiences of discrimination drive distrust in digital health Communities affected by blood-borne viruses and STIs are more likely to opt out of digital health services, says a new national study. lensCentre for Social Research in Health chevron_right
20 Oct 2020 Cop that: the rise of criminal infringement notices The increasing use of on-the-spot penalty notices by police should have us concerned, a UNSW expert says. chevron_right
19 Oct 2020 High fatalities from truck crashes demand greater safety standards Relying on regulation through licensing alone will not combat unsafe trucking practices, says UNSW’s Dr Christopher Walker. chevron_right
19 Oct 2020 In defence of JobMaker, the replacement for JobKeeper. Not perfect, but much to like The new system will direct money to employers who actually create jobs. lensSocial Policy Research Centre chevron_right
13 October 2020 - 03 November 2020 - #UNSWFromHome Conversation Series 2 Join the #UNSWFromHome Conversation Series 2 lensArts & Social Sciences lensCentre for Social Research in Health lensSocial Policy Research Centre chevron_right
4 - 5 November 2020 - 8:30am Mini-COGE Course 4 - 5 November November 4 - 5 8:30 AM GERRIC at UNSW's School of Education is a leading centre for professional educators looking to help gifted students flourish. lensShort Course lensSchool of Education chevron_right
Friday 13 November - 3 - 5pm Forces in Music // Masterclass with Claire Edwardes A presentation by Claire Edwards followed by related performances from the UNSW student cohort. lensSchool of the Arts & Media chevron_right
2 - 3 December 2020 - 8:30am Mini-COGE Course 2 - 3 December December 2 - 3 8:30 AM GERRIC at UNSW's School of Education is a leading centre for professional educators looking to help gifted students flourish. lensShort Course lensSchool of Education chevron_right
19 May - 22 May 2021 - NEW DATES: The Seventh International Literary Juvenilia Conference Young writers ranging from Pope, Chatterton and Burns in the eighteenth century, to Austen, the Brontës, Eliot and Dickens in the nineteenth, and Edith Wharton, C.S. Lewis, Judith Wright, Margaret Atwood, and J.K. lensArts and Social Sciences lensSchool of the Arts & Media chevron_right
