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Please join us at the upcoming APR2P 2026 Webinar Series, titled “Bangladesh at a Crossroads: Assessing Atrocity Risks and Advancing Atrocity Prevention Strategies". Please note that this session is available online only.

Join us for the Carolyn D. Baker Annual Memorial Lecture to be presented by Professor Martin Mills on the topic, Schooling in a volatile, unpredictable, complex, ambiguous (VUCA) world: A set of provocations. This event is in collaboration with Research and Innovation Week. Registration is essential.

Join us for the 2026 Lloyd Davis Public Lecture with visiting Fellow, Professor Maddalena Pennacchia who will present on the topic 'Music in Shakespeare's Rome'. Registration is essential.

Join the Walkley Foundation and the University of Queensland for a candid panel discussion on the craft, impact and career pathways of investigative journalism.

Join us for the 2026 Daphne Mayo Public Lecture with visiting Fellow, Professor Noël Carroll who will present on the topic 'Laughing and Screaming'. Registration is essential.

Join the RD Milns Antiquities Museum for a special screening of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, one of the most anticipated cinematic reimaginings of a timeless epic, held at New Farm Cinemas. Attendees will be treated to a complimentary drink and Greek sweets on arrival.

Join us for the 2026 S.W. Brooks Public Lecture with visiting Fellow, Professor Porscha Fermanis who will present on the topic Beyond the Pocahontas Perplex: Intimacy, Sex, and Grief in the Australian Interracial Romance. Registration is essential.

The University of Queensland Symphony Orchestra presents a dynamic afternoon of orchestral colour and rhythmic vitality as part of the UQ School of Music’s UQ Arts program. Conducted by internationally renowned clarinettist, composer and conductor Paul Dean, this program explores music shaped by public life moving from the elegance of the classical salon to the pulse of dance halls, city streets and village squares.

Join us for the 2026 School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry Annual Lecture titled, 'Empires striking back?' presented by Professor Andrew Bonnell. Registrations are essential.