Events

Hosted by the UNSW Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, #Kaldor23 will feature a fresh, scenario-based program that brings together leading experts to unearth the challenges and opportunities for the refugee regime in the decade ahead.

An online session exploring employability & navigating career pathways in the social sciences.

Run by the UNSW ASEAN Society, the UNSW ASEAN Conference 2020 brings together academics, students, private sector, government and practitioners to discuss issues critical to ASEAN.

UNSW’s Grand Challenge in Rapid Urbanisation and the Institute for Global Development invite you to join the final webinar as part of the series: Urbanisation at risk in the Pacific? Meet the Authors.

UNSW’s Grand Challenges program and the IGD invite you to the first webinar in the series: Urbanisation at risk in the Pacific? Meet the Authors.

Hosted by the Australasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health Medicine (ASHM) and supported by the IGD, this webinar will reflect on how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the Pacific and Asia focussed on HIV, SRH and BBV services.

The 2020 Asia Women and Rivers Congress will hold a series of women focused on-line workshops between July to September.

This exploratory workshop aims to bring together researchers in UNSW working in the Pacific.

Anthropologist Paige West asks us to consider the worlds and lives created by The Regional Resettlement Agreement (RRA) between Australia and Papua New Guinea.

Hear from colleagues from Yangon Technological University as they consider the benefits and challenges of international partnerships between universities.

What do we mean by women's empowerment? What pathways can lead to the empowerment of women in different contexts?

Jayshree Bajoria (Human Rights Watch) will give an exclusive lunchtime seminar on the upcoming India elections and what is at stake for India.

Are the experiences of women in leadership changing? Is this different in STEM? What more do our institutions need to do?