In this talk, Professor Crossley will use the Peasants’ Revolt and its reception to look at which biblical texts have been used, remembered, forgotten, and rethought in the English radical tradition. All are welcome to attend.
Join UQ's RD Milns Antiquities Museum for the official opening of their latest exhibition: Contested Histories - Photographs from Mandate Palestine in the JH Iliffe Collection.
Professor Heather Zwicker, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences invites you to a lively and engaging discussion on the Humanities For The Future.
This wide-ranging talk will explore the rise of interconnectedness across Asia from its ancient fragile beginnings to the Silk Roads of romantic imagination, exploring particularly the nature of contact and its often unanticipated outcomes.
The National Unification Advisory Council (NUAC) of ROK Australia are delighted to welcome Professor Chung-in Moon to Brisbane, with the support from UQ's School of Languages and Cultures.
The 2019 Annual Lecture in Political Science and International Studies will be presented by Senator the Honourable Penny Wong on Tuesday 12 March 2019.
Join us for a free talk by Paris-based curator, editor and writer Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez, co-presented with The University of Queensland's School of Languages and Cultures and School of Communication and Arts
The Southern Cross Soloists in collaboration with erhu master George Gao and cello soloist Li Wei Qin will be holding two open rehearsals at The University of Queensland's School of Music in preparation for their concert at QPAC.
The Southern Cross Soloists in collaboration with erhu master George Gao and cello soloist Li Wei Qin will be holding two open rehearsals at The University of Queensland's School of Music in preparation for their concert at QPAC.
The world premiere of the play 'The Blood Votes' will be performed by Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble, supported by The University of Queensland Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Queensland Government.
Why every foodie needs to understand capitalism: Examining the intersection of capitalism, agriculture, food, land, power and privilege in the food system.
This panel discussion, bringing together some of the country’s leading thinkers and front line campaigners, will examine Australia’s love affair with coal.
