Connections...
Like currents between islands archipelagos, objects forge connections between museums around the world.... Read more
Like currents between islands archipelagos, objects forge connections between museums around the world.... Read more
Join our panel of scientists who will share insights on how we can age well, ... Read more
Join a public lecture by Antony Green to discuss the 2019 NSW Election, the critical lower and upper house contests, and the potential impact of optional preferential voting on the result.
Are brain and mind conditions such as dementia a case of luck of the draw, or are our body clocks and sleep cycle integral for keeping our brains healthy? Hear from Professor Sharon Naismith, whose research explores sleep and dementia prevention.
Guest speaker Prof Oliver Razum is the Dean of the School of Public Health at Bielefeld University in Germany. He will be addressing the social and health rights of migrants and refugees using examples of access and entitlements in Germany.
Join Robyn Dalton and Laura Ginters to celebrate the launch of their new book: The Ripples before the New Wave: Drama at the University of Sydney 1957-63. The evening will be hosted by Mr Leo Schofield AM and feature special guests and performances.
In March 2009, Sydney Law School alumnus Matt Laffan passed away after he fought and lost the biggest battle of his colourful and active life. On 27 February 2019, Carly Findlay, writer and appearance activist, will deliver a memorial address to celebrate the significant impact Matt made in his short life.
Join Dr Philip Yampolsky as he reports on a 15-year project to research the representation of Indonesian regional music and theatre on VCD.
Year 11 students learn about scholarships, essay writing and critical thinking in one jam-packed day.
Join us for the next lecture in our new series Travellers in Time.
Join Prof David Farrell and Hon. Penny Sharpe in the public lecture and hear how democracies can bring citizens into the heart of discussions over constitutional and political reform.
Join an expert panel including Associate Professor Martin Tomitsch, Director of The Design Lab at the University of Sydney, for a compelling conversation about this exciting new field, and how we can create better health and well-being, by design.
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