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UQ students - kickstart your O-Week. Discover UQ’s Museum experiences across the St Lucia campus!

Join the School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry for their 2024 Annual Lecture titled 'Speaking from within'. Associate Professors Fiona Foley and Stephanie Gilbert, both practising historians, engage with the complexities of speaking from within and being heard. In our pursuit of truth-telling, we recognise the various truths that shape our history. It is vital that we acknowledge omitted records and actively listen to voices that challenge and disrupt established narratives and spaces.

Come along to an in-person light-hearted debate about Tay Tay, popular media, and the unexpected influence of our most beloved artists.

In April 2024, Kamilaroi and Bigambul artist Archie Moore’s exhibition kith and kin at the Australia Pavilion was awarded the prestigious Golden Lion for Best National Participation at La Biennale de Venezia, marking the first time an Australian artist has received this accolade. In celebration of this historic moment, join curator Ellie Buttrose in conversation with Archie Moore and Bundjalung editor and poet Grace Lucas-Pennington. Together, they will discuss Moore’s exhibition kith and kin and the unparalleled experiences that led them to Venice; of community, kinship, and the infinite relations that connect us all.

Her Excellency Daw Zin Mar Aung, Union Minister of Foreign Affairs, National Unity Government (NUG) of Myanmar will be joined by Mr Peter Varghese AO, Chancellor, The University of Queensland, for a thought-provoking discussion around the challenges faced by Myanmar’s opposition government in its efforts to promote democracy, protect human rights and address humanitarian crises.

Join UQ's Anthropology Museum for their Saturday open day on Saturday 1 June 2024. Bring the family and join museum staff for a walking tour of the exhibition, at either 11:30 or 1:30pm.

Join us at the Anthropology Museum for a special guided tour of the exhibition 'Voices of Our Elders, Aboriginal Story Tellers' in conjunction with National Reconciliation Week from 12–12:30pm.

Join us at the Anthropology Museum for a special guided tour of the exhibition 'Voices of Our Elders, Aboriginal Story Tellers' in conjunction with National Reconciliation Week from 12–12:30pm.

Since the February 2021 military coup, Myanmar has faced an unprecedented political, socioeconomic, human rights and humanitarian crisis. The situation remains critical, with escalating needs and ongoing violence. Despite this, the people of Myanmar have shown remarkable resilience and resolve in the face of unspeakable violence and human rights abuses. During this upcoming seminar, speakers will address these crucial issues followed by audience Q&A.