Events

Professor Martina Stenzel was awarded the 2018 Liversidge Lecture by the Royal Society of New South Wales with a recommendation from the Royal Australian Chemical Institute NSW Branch.

It is one of the most important questions of our time: how will digital technology transform society and the way we govern? There is no doubt that technological advances have transformed our lives for the better.

How do we stop the internet making bigots of us all? We live in a world increasingly ruled by technology, finding comfort in the idea that this technology is free of prejudice; only its users are fallible.

Are we really the masters of our own destiny? The concept of fate has been around since the ancient Greeks, inspiring literature and folklore for thousands of years.

We’re in the midst of a climate crisis, so what can we do to ensure our survival?  How we address the Earth’s changing climate in the next 30 years will determine not only the world we live in but the world we will pass on to our children and theirs

Does creativity come naturally to you? Or do you struggle to think in new and different ways? Creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship are not magical qualities of the lucky few; nor are they inborn traits such as eye and hair colour.

It's time to confront the here and now with the Festival of Dangerous Ideas. This year UNSW Sydney is the principal partner of the Festival, which will be celebrating its 10th anniversary. The 2020 program features more than 30 speakers including U

Have you ever wanted to experience what it would be like as a university student conducting research and experiments in a lab? Let us take you on a journey through some of the branches of Science that you can study at UNSW.