School of the Arts & Media

A discussion about the personal and psychological aspects of completing a research project.

Join Associate Professor Emma Jane and Dr Michael Richardson from UNSW School of the Arts & Media as they share their predictions for some of the intriguing and wicked problems the world will face in the future.

Drums and dance. Earth and water. A collaborative work between contemporary Australian taiko ensemble Taikoz and classical South Indian dance company Lingalayam.

Three perspectives on academic writing and what makes it work. 

Documentary screening and short talk.

A Cinematic Thinking Network and School of the Arts and Media event

How do you deploy the category in your work, what are its limitations, and what forms of political imagination become possible by contesting it?

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?

The presentation considers the unique musical and phenomenological characteristics of telematic music-making.

Our next major production performed by students of ARTS2122 Performance Production. Written by Eugene Ionesco and directed by Deborah Pollard. 

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.

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!

A celebration of Brazilian and Balinese rhythm and melody featuring the Sydney Choro Club and the Suwitra Jaya Balinese Gamelan.

Two days of papers and roundtable discussions on feminist film research, teaching, and production.

Through film screenings, forums, masterclasses and special events, the Festival highlights the richness of Iranian cinema and Persian-speaking filmmakers from around the globe.

You never know what will happen.