Key events

• Date
  Time
  Event
• 2 February 2015
  9.00am - 5.00pm
  
  

  Short Courses at The Con

  The Conservatorium Open Academy offers a range of short courses for adults to provide entertaining, challenging and inspiring ways into the world of music and the Sydney Conservatorium’s vibrant culture.

• 3 February 2015
  11.00am - 5.00pm
  
  

  Hong Kong Inside Outside

  Artist and photographer Michael Wolf will exhibit the works from two previous collections, Architecture of Density and 100 x 100 in a new exhibition Hong Kong Inside Outside at the University of Sydney's Tin Sheds Gallery.

• 2 March 2015
  12.00am - 1.30pm
  
  

  Boardroom Seminar: China and its discontents: the view from my rabbit hole

  Understand China through three "moments" with Professor Stephen Morgan from the University of Nottingham, Ningbo China campus.

• 4 March 2015
  11.00am - 12.30pm
  
  

  Shared epistemic agency and its emergence in undergraduate students` collaborative learning

  Join us for this presentation by Dr Crina Damsa.

• 4 March 2015
  12.30pm - 1.30pm
  
  

  Lunchbreak Concert: Piano Unit

  Various ( - ) PROGRAM TBA

• 4 March 2015
  6.00pm - 7.00pm
  
  

  Tracey Moffatt: Recent Work

  To launch Future Feminist Archive, renowned Australian artist Tracey Moffatt will discuss her recent work.

• 4 March 2015
  6.00pm - 7.30pm
  
  

  Sydney Ideas - Can You Afford to Live Where You Choose?

  How do we respond to the challenge to deliver housing that is affordable relative to household incomes for first homebuyers, renters, key workers and the disadvantaged? David Rosen, a US authority on affordable housing finance discusses the strategies they are using in the US.

• 5 March 2015
  11.00am - 5.00pm
  
  

  Future Feminist Archive

  Future Feminist Archive features a variety of engagements with the archive, from official records to neglected artefacts, alternate documents, and intergenerational passing on of memories.

• 5 March 2015
  12.00pm - 1.00pm
  
  

  Exploring the interrelationships between diet, the gut system and metabolic health

  Dr Yan Yan Lam from the Boden Institute and the Charles Perkins Centre will discuss the studies she has conducted which relate to the hypothesis that dietary factors could modify gut health, primarily via changes in the gut microbes, and subsequently impact on systemic functions.

• 5 March 2015
  12.30pm - 1.30pm
  
  

  Lunchbreak Concert: String Unit

  Various ( - ) PROGRAM TBA