Chinese Art Society Exhibition
Features exquisite paintings and calligraphy by Professor Wong Shiu Hon, from the Chinese Art Society.
Exhibition | whiteout whitenoise
Exhibition of photographic works by Anne Noble
Presenter(s):
- Ann Noble, photographer
Exhibition Hobart Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies Gallery, 20 Castray Esplanade, Battery Point, Hobart
Japanaka errol West Annual Lecture - Burnie
Three distinguished Maori scholars speak on the topic of Indigenous research methodologies.
Presenter(s):
- Distinguished Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith CNZM, University of Waikato
- Professor Graham Hingangaroa Smith CNZM, University of Auckland
- Professor Huia Tomlins-Jahnke, Massey University
Public Lecture Burnie Livestreaming to Seminar Room D203, Cradle Coast campus
Japanaka errol West Annual Lecture - Hobart
Three distinguished Maori scholars speak on the topic of Indigenous research methodologies.
Presenter(s):
- Distinguished Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith CNZM, University of Waikato
- Professor Graham Hingangaroa Smith CNZM, University of Auckland
- Professor Huia Tomlins-Jahnke, Massey University
Public Lecture Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
What is it like to be a Woman in STEMM? Gender bias, sexual harassment, and the myth of meritocracy
The Royal Society of Tasmania July lecture
Presenter(s):
- Dr Meredith Nash
Public Lecture Hobart Royal Society Room, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart. Enter from Dunn Place.
Depths and Surfaces: Understanding the Antarctic region through the Humanities and Social Sciences
Conference of the Humanities and Social Sciences Expert Group and the History Expert Group of the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research.
Reimagining Antarctic Gateway Cities
An international panel of experts explore what it means to be an “Antarctic City”
Presenter(s):
- Juan Francisco Salazar
- Tim Short
- Chloë Dear
- Elias Barticevic
- Gabriela Roldan
Public Forum Hobart Aurora Lecture Theatre, IMAS Waterfront Building, Hobart
The RST Winter Lecture Series: The future of the world’s oceans
The first lectures in The Royal Society's Winter Lecture Series for 2017
Presenter(s):
- Associate Professor Greta Pecl
- Professor Stewart Frusher
Public Lecture Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, Sandy Bay campus
Multicultural Policy in Tasmania
A forum to discuss multiculturalism in Tasmania and explore future opportunities.
Presenter(s):
- Mr Hakan Akyol, Director of Community Participation the Victorian Office of Multicultural Affairs and Social Cohesion
Public Forum Hobart Centenary Lecture Theatre, Centenary Building, Sandy Bay campus.
Riawunna Centre Community BBQ
NAIDOC Week Celebration
Presenter(s):
- Professor Maggie Walters, University of Tasmania
- Caroline Spotswood, University of Tasmania
Celebration All campuses Sandy Bay, Newnham and Cradle Coast campuses
Japanaka errol West Annual Lecture - Launceston
Three distinguished Maori scholars speak on the topic of Indigenous research methodologies.
Presenter(s):
- Distinguished Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith CNZM, University of Waikato
- Professor Graham Hingangaroa Smith CNZM, University of Auckland
- Professor Huia Tomlins-Jahnke, Massey University
Public Lecture Launceston Lecture Theatre 9, Faculty of Arts Building, Newnham campus
The Global Growth Slump: Causes and consequences
The 2017 Giblin Lecture is presented in partnership with the Economics Society of Australia - Tasmania Branch.
Presenter(s):
- Dr John C Williams, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Public Lecture Hobart Centenary Lecture Theatre, Grosvenor Crescent, Sandy Bay campus
‘Access to Justice’ for children and people with disability
Internationally renowned expert on criminal justice and the vulnerable will explore issues associated with access to justice.
Presenter(s):
- Her Honour Patricia Lees, UK Judge
Public Lecture Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
Exhibition | Cool & Collected
A collection of works from the University of Tasmania Collections
Exhibition Launceston Academy Gallery, Tasmania College of the Arts, Inveresk campus
Education Transforms Symposium 2017
2nd Education Transforms Symposium
Conference Sandy Bay University of Tasmania, Sandy Bay campus
Being China Ready: Understanding different cultures through the prism of tourism
This lecture will focus on the challenges that arise from Chinese tourists and ways that cultural competence can be achieved in the community.
Presenter(s):
- Dr Isabel Wang, University of Tasmania
- Dr Si Fan, University of Tasmania
- Ceilia Chiu, Tas Eco Tours
Public Lecture Launceston School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk campus
The RST Winter Lecture Series: The future of the world’s oceans
The second lectures in The Royal Society's Winter Lecture Series for 2017
Presenter(s):
- Dr Taryn Noble
- Professor Matt King
Public Lecture Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, Sandy Bay campus
Honours and Masters work in progress exhibition 2017
Hosted by the School of Creative Arts
Arts Forum | Sarah Jones and Zoë Veness
Arts Forum is a public program of the School of Creative Arts
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
Philosophy Program Seminar: Gender and the Unthinkable
Philosophical questions arise in response to people’s experiences of gender as central to their identities. In what sense, if any, is gender an essential or necessary property of individuals? Without my gender, would I still be me?
Presenter(s):
- Associate Professor Natalie Stoljar, McGill University, Canada
Seminar Room 210, Social Science Building, Sandy Bay campus and video-linked to X117 in Launceston
Michelangelo: Love and Death
Tasmanian College of the Arts special presentation at the State Cinema
Special Event Hobart State Cinema, 375 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart
Acellullar Slime Moulds: The most remarkable organisms
The Royal Society of Tasmania - 2017 Launceston Lecture Series
Presenter(s):
- Sarah Lloyd, Tasmanian naturalist
Arts Forum - Mat Carey
Cool & Collected Exhibition Curator
Arts Forum Inveresk Lecture Theatre 1A181, Tasmanian College of the Arts, Inveresk campus
The Relationship between Religion and Individual Rights in a Diverse Multicultural Community
A Public Forum held in conjunction with the Tamar Valley Peace Festival
Presenter(s):
- Ed Santow
- Rodney Croome AM
- Richard Humphrey
- Robin Banks
Public Forum Launceston Lecture Theatre 9, Faculty of Arts Building, Newnham campus
The physics of ITER and fusion power
Australian Institute of Physics Public Lecture
Presenter(s):
- Associate Professor Matthew Hole
Public Lecture Sandy Bay Physics Lecture Theatre 1, Sandy Bay campus
University of Tasmania Open Day – Hobart
Experience a taste of university life, talk to staff and students and find the right course for your career.
Peace: A practical matter
A Tamar Valley Peace Festival event
Presenter(s):
- Martin Flanagan, journalist and writer