Academy Gallery | The Car Show
Academy Gallery Exhibition
Academy Gallery | Towards an Origin: Michael Kay
Academy Gallery Exhibition
Literary Visions of Place
The College of Arts, Law and Education is presenting two special events as part of the 2018 Hadley’s Art Prize Events
Public Forum Hobart George Cartwright Room, Hadley's Orient Hotel, Murray Street, Hobart
The Future of Feminism and Diversity
Public lecture as part of the Tamar Valley Peace Festival.
Public Lecture Launceston Annexe Theatre, School of Creative Arts, Inveresk campus
Arts Forum | Chalit Kongsuwan
Arts Forum is a public program of the School of Creative Arts
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
Special Presentation | Canaletto & the Art of Venice
A special presentation hosted by the School of Creative Arts and State Cinema
Special Event Hobart State Cinema, 375 Elizabeth Street, Hobart
Open Day - Hobart
Open Day is one of the most exciting occasions on the University of Tasmania calendar. It’s our chance to open our campuses to the community, and showcase the unique lifestyle and quality study opportunities we offer. Join us to explore the University of Tasmania.
Academy Gallery | Towards an Origin: Michael Kay | Artist Talk
Academy Gallery Artist Talk
The Future of Energy in Tassie: Technology
Discussion on the opportunities for technology as a means to innovate the energy sector in Tasmania
Presenter(s):
- Piers Grove
- Mike Cruse
- Dr Mark Dewsbury
Symposium Launceston Definium Technologies, 46 Canning Street, Launceston
(World) Heritage sites as ambassadors for peace
Presented by Peter Stone, Chair, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO)
Public Lecture Hobart Centenary Lecture Theatre, Sandy Bay campus
Philosophy Cafe: Respect
This month, in association with the Tamar Valley Peace Festival, we are considering philosophical dimensions of the theme of the festival: respect.
Artist in Residence performance: Nonsensical by Joel Fenton
This comedic contemporary dance theatre work follows a peculiar character along a curious journey of discovery.
A Curious Absence: Tasmanian Aborigines and the Colonial Landscape
The College of Arts, Law and Education is presenting two special events as part of the 2018 Hadley’s Art Prize Events
Public Forum Hobart George Cartwright Room, Hadley's Orient Hotel, Murray Street, Hobart
Raw Tarkine...and Beyond
An exhibition of photography of the Tarkine/ tarkyna by Tasmanian photographer Craig George
Exhibition Burnie Makers' Space Gallery, Makers' Workshop, West Park Precinct, Burnie
Australia's Founding Ideals: The living wage and economic justice
Professor Marilyn Lake draws on her recent research for Progressive New World: How Settler Colonialism and Transpacific Exchange Shaped American Reform to discuss the Australian living wage.
Presenter(s):
- Professor Marilyn Lake, University of Melbourne
Public Lecture Sandy Bay Law Lecture Theatre, Grosvenor Crescent, Sandy Bay campus
Arts Forum | Mike Singe
Arts Forum is a public program of the School of Creative Arts
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
Inveresk Design Forum | Dr Toby Gifford
Some interesting design research that engages with the non-visual aspects of environments
Presenter(s):
- Dr Toby Gifford
Public Forum Launceston Rory Spence-VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, Inveresk campus
War and the Making of the Modern World
Royal Society of Tasmania August Lecture
Public Lecture Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
Open Day - Launceston
Open Day is one of the most exciting occasions on the University of Tasmania calendar. It’s our chance to open our campuses to the community, and showcase the unique lifestyle and quality study opportunities we offer. Join us to explore the University of Tasmania.
Open Day - Burnie
Open Day is one of the most exciting occasions on the University of Tasmania calendar. It’s our chance to open our campuses to the community, and showcase the unique lifestyle and quality study opportunities we offer. Join us to explore the University of Tasmania.
Health Box Stories
Health Stories, contributed by the general public, will be recorded as a part of Science Week 2018
Observing Our Oceans: High tech solutions for a hostile environment | Hobart
Learn about the technologies used and challenges faced in observing the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, and what those measurements are revealing
Public Forum Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
Decadal Plan for Nutrition Sciences
A workshop exploring the decadal plan for nutrition sciences being developed by the Australian Academy of Sciences .
Workshop Medical Science Precinct 2, 17 Liverpool Street, Room 225 (please wait at reception). Launceston: UTas Newnham Campus, Room M209 (Videolinked to the Hobart meeting)
Ethics and Leadership in Volunteering
A Community Leaders’ Panel Discussion with a Q & A Session held as part of the Vice-Chancellor's Leadership Program
Presenter(s):
- Professor Rufus Black, Vice-Chancellor, University of Tasmania
- Mitch McPherson, SPEAKUP! Stay ChaTY
- Rikki Mawad, Brave Foundation
- Sharifah Syed-Rohan, Student & Campus President
- Zac Romagnoli-Townsend, Seed
- Ms Adrienne Picone, Chief Executive Officer of Volunteering Australia
Public Forum Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
Observing Our Oceans: High tech solutions for a hostile environment | Launceston
Learn about the technologies used and challenges faced in observing the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, and what those measurements are revealing
Public Forum Launceston Sir Raymond Ferrall Centre, Newnham campus
Empowering Communities Series
A panel discussion exploring the importance of empowerment at a holistic level – with a particular focus on women’s advancement, LGBTQI rights, student’s rights at work and creating a more sustainable world.
Presenter(s):
- Robin Banks, Former Tasmanian Anti-Discrimination Commissioner
- Ginna Webster, Secretary of the Deparment of Communites Tasmania
- Danny Carney, Campaigner at the Wilderness Society
- Angela Wilson, Founder of WoMo
- Mitch McPherson, Founder of Speak Up, Stay Chatty
Public Forum Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
Britain & Europe: The Historical Context & what might come next
Phil Cerny, Professor Emeritus of Politics and Global Affairs at the University of Manchester describes the historical context of Britain's relationship with Europe.
Public Lecture Hobart Aurora Lecture Theatre, IMAS Waterfront Building, Castray Esplanade, Hobart
Internalised landscapes. The vessel form in sculptural response to place.
Tim Sidebottom - MFA examination exhibition
SONG IN A STRANGE LAND: An investigation, in paint, into the music of ‘Arauco Libre’
Ron Wilson - MFA examination exhibition
The Golden Years: Reimaging postmenopausal womanhood
Janine Miller - MFA examination exhibition
Arts Forum | Craig Judd
Arts Forum is a public program of the School of Creative Arts
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
Open Day at the UTAS Radio Telescope & Grote Reber Museum
Hear about the science of radio astronomy and the history of Grote Reber, experience the Telescope Control Room and view the 26m dish antenna at this annual event.
Open Day Hobart Mt Pleasant Radio Telescope Observatory, Richmond Rd, Cambridge.
Inveresk Design Forum | Harriet Edquist
This talk will wonder if the Portland project of 1834 can be understood as an alternative model of colonisation to Melbourne and if the coastal infrastructure of its main industry was in fact the first European ‘architecture’ in the Port Phillip District of New South Wales, as Victoria then was.
Presenter(s):
- Harriet Edquist
Public Forum Launceston Rory Spence-VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, Inveresk campus
Making Sense of Data-based Information in Society: What should students learn?
Visiting Scholar Public Lecture exploring whether students currently leaving school have the ability to understand and critically evaluate data information that will affect their lives.
Presenter(s):
- Associate Professor Maxine Pfannkuch
Public Lecture Launceston Sir Raymond Ferrall Centre, Newnham campus
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Are We Asking Too Much of the International Criminal Court?
Alumni Webinar Series 2018
Presenter(s):
- Professor Tim McCormack
Drones in East Asia
Prof Doo Hwan Kim will discuss the increasing complex regulations and laws imposed by countries such in Korea, Japan, China and India.
Presenter(s):
- Prof Doo Hwan Kim
Seminar Hobart Social Sciences Building, Level 3, Room 322, Sandy Bay campus
Inveresk Design Forum | Melonie Bayl-Smith
Melonie exercises a purposeful and robust design approach, evidenced through built and speculative works that respond to memory, material and place.
Presenter(s):
- Melonie Bayl-Smith
Public Forum Launceston Rory Spence-VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, Inveresk campus
Red Cross Oration | Loneliness in the Digital Age: Sustaining healthy communities in the 21st Century
How do we tackle loneliness and social isolation to develop a more socially inclusive society?
Presenter(s):
- Mr Jono Nicholas, ReachOut
- Ms Ebony Gaylor, Australian Red Cross
- Dr Peta Cook, University of Tasmania
Public Lecture Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
Uni Rugby 7s Series
Come and show your support for the your UTAS team at the 2018 Uni Rugby 7s series.
Sporting Event Hobart Sandy Bay Oval, University of Tasmania
Why does an Engineer need a PhD?
The Royal Society of Tasmania - 2018 Launceston Lecture Series
Are Financial Reports Still Useful to Investors? - Hobart
Kate Stanton Memorial Lecture 2018
Presenter(s):
- Dean Hanlon
Public Lecture Hobart The University Club, Dobson Road, Sandy Bay campus
Are Financial Reports Still Useful to Investors? - Launceston
Kate Stanton Memorial Lecture 2018
Presenter(s):
- Dean Hanlon
Public Lecture Launceston The Tramsheds Function Centre, Invermay Road
Nalehmu: Myanmar’s common practice of everyday politics
This presentation examines the practice of nalehmu as an alternative socio-economic and regulatory system that operates in the gaps between official rules and realities on the ground.
Presenter(s):
- Dr Jayde Lin Roberts
Public Lecture Hobart Harvard Lecture Theatre 1, Centenary Building, Sandy Bay campus
Women in Technology - NETWORKING EVENT
Interact with amazing technology and network with like-minded people.
Networking Hobart A-Lab - Peter Underwood Centre, 157 Elizabeth Street Hobart
The Discovery of Knossos by Cretan Antiquarian Minos Kalokairinos
Visiting Professor: Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens
Presenter(s):
- Professor Antonis Kotsonas
Public Lecture Hobart Centenary Lecture Theatre, Sandy Bay campus
Women in Technology - MAIN EVENT
Keynote speaker event promoting diversity in the technology sector.
Presenter(s):
- Miranda Kovacik
- Anna Leibel
Other Hobart Medical Sciences Precinct - Lecture Theatre 1, 17 Liverpool Street Hobart