The 21st BIEN Congress will be a hybrid event, involving a mixture of online and face-to-face events. The main face-to-face event will take place in Brisbane, Australia in the form of a one-day symposium on Monday 26 September 2022.
Join us for a panel discussion focused on practical solutions to surfacing the employability in your curriculum. Explore how educators can enable humanities, arts and social science graduates to recognise the innate employability value of their program of choice.
The eyes of the world have been on Glasgow over the past weeks, checking in to see if the world’s largest climate conference can achieve its goals. Join us and three leading experts to unpack what happened in Glasgow and why it matters.
The 2021 Hall Annual Lecture titled 'Archaeology, Heritage and the Heritage of Archaeology' will be presented by Emeritus Professor Ian Lilley FSA FAHA.
This workshop will consider challenges and opportunities for Indigenous rights in the face of the climate crisis, including in the context of the Queensland Human Rights Act.
The annual Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) Teaching and Learning Awards event celebrates the achievements of colleagues who have demonstrated, promoted and sustained excellence in Teaching and Learning.
Join UNESCO Chair in Journalism and Communication, Professor Peter Greste and a panel of leading experts and academics for a thought-provoking discussion on 'Freedom of Speech'.
HDR participants are invited to reimagine possibilities and examine the potential of educational research to connect and reconnect communities, locally, regionally and globally. Join UQ's School of Education for the online conference on 18 September 2021 - all are welcome.
Dots+Loops is Australia’s post-genre music and arts series, inclusively exploring the spaces in between a traditional classical concert, an underground club gig, and an experimental art show. Livestream at 12pm, Wednesday 15 September.
Opportunity for students studying in the Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) to network with and hear from industry and alumni from HASS disciplines.
Magic City Counterpoint is Madeleine Cocolas and Chris Perren. Together, they make evocative and textural electronic music. Livestream this concert at 5pm on Friday 27 August 2021.
In light of the COVID-19 Queensland Government restrictions, regretfully this event will be postponed until further notice. While we are disappointed the event will not go ahead as planned, the health and safety of our community is our highest priority.
In light of the latest Queensland Government restrictions and SE Queensland lockdown, this event has been cancelled. We hope to reschedule the event to another date later in the year.
In light of the latest Queensland Government restrictions and SE Queensland lockdown, this event has been cancelled. We hope to reschedule the event to another date later in the year.
Elements is a newly formed Brisbane based woodwind quintet that will perform works by Nielsen, Haydn and Ibert as part of our Live from UQ Concert Series.
