Here's a little video of featuring the new Esme Timbery Creative Practice Lab, which you can look forward to using again once we're all back on campus.
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The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) is now accepting proposals for its 2020 Student Research Competition—culminating with an award of US$5,000 to be recognized/ promoted through CTBUH channels and platforms.
NAIDOC Week Wrapup from the Faculty of Arts, Architecture & Design (working title).
Some changes are coming to the Women’s and Gender Studies minor which will come into effect from Term 1 2021.
Most of the University's services will close from Friday 18 December 2020 and will reopen from Monday 4 January 2021.
A new suite of ADA specific scholarships have been created. The scholarships will be offered for 2021 intake and aim at supporting prospective students in their decision-making process
The National Student Experience Survey (SES) is now open. Take the survey before it closes on 11 October.
Hachette Australia has just launched a paid internship program for students interested in a career in book publishing.
Open to UNSW students and alumni, you are invited to participate in Social Sciences Week’s essay and photo competitions.
Get your free tickets to NIDA's Digital Theatre Festival 4-9 Aug 2020.
Professor Claire Annesley answers your questions about the future of FASS.
Andre Nassiri is currently enrolled in the SoSS Honours Program has just won The Walkley Foundation’s 2020 Young Australian Student Journalist of the Year Award.
$3,000 New Colombo Plan mobility grants are available to undergraduate UNSW Arts and Social Sciences students wishing to study in Indonesia in 2021.
The Dean of UNSW Arts & Social Sciences Professor Claire Annesley responds to the government’s move to decrease funding to Humanities degrees.
As part of SOCW2100, students are reflecting on Indigenous and Aboriginal people in social work and the intersection of Australia’s Indigenous history with the global Black Lives Matter protests.
Meet loads of new students from your faculty!
Open to all new Arts & Social Sciences students that started in T1 or T2 2020.
