Drawing Without Words
Drawing without words presents the artwork of eight Tasmanian’s who all believe passionately in the value of life drawing in an art world increasingly dominated by the sciences.
Sound Klub | Plimsoll Gallery
October School Holiday Free Workshops for early sound art experimenters with Matt Warren
Systematic
An exhibition showcasing eight Australian artists whose works engage with the creative potential of systems to critique, re-imagine or re-invent their workings
Systematic
An exhibition showcasing eight Australian artists whose works engage with the creative potential of systems to critique, re-imagine or re-invent their workings
The Limited Edition Project - Lost in Forest
Art Exhibition featuring artists and artisans from the University of Tasmania's Makers' Program
Exhibition Burnie Makers' Space Gallery, West Park Precinct, Burnie
The Torrents
A performance by School of Creative Arts’ third-year theatre students
Octopus Aesthetics Symposium
This multidisciplinary symposium brings researchers from UTAS, Germany and elsewhere in Australia to open up a dialogue on a fascinating and complex animal - the octopus.
Symposium Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Centre for the Arts, Hunter Street
China's Growing Influence in Tasmania: The good, the bad and the ugly
A public lecture on the Chinese Communist Party’s influence and interference operations in Australia, the structure of its overseas influence network, and the techniques it uses.
Public Lecture Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
Philosophy Cafe: Moral Values and the State
This month, we consider what role, if any, does the state have in enforcing moral values?
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Are we asking too much of the International Criminal Court?
International Humanitarian Law expert explores the expectations and limitations of the ICC
Presenter(s):
- Professor Tim McCormack, Dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Tasmania
Public Lecture Hobart Law Lecture Theatre 1, Grosvenor Crescent, Sandy Bay campus
Royal Society of Tasmania’s Annual Postgraduate Student Lectures
Three speakers from the University of Tasmania will give short talks about their postgraduate research
Public Lecture Hobart Royal Society Room, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart. (Dunn Place)
The Torrents
A performance by School of Creative Arts’ third-year theatre students
Oz Jazz Small Big Band
Featuring 12 of UTAS Conservatorium's finest, this rip-snorting, ragtag bunch of maestri will be blazing their way through a selection of exclusively Australian repertoire.
The Tasmanian Economy: Where to Next?
An industry briefing exploring economic conditions in Tasmania.
Presenter(s):
- The Honourable Peter Gutwein MP
Seminar Launceston Lecture Room 181, Academy of the Arts, Inveresk campus
Arts Forum | Anthony Johnson
Arts Forum is a public program of the School of Creative Arts
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
Latin American Film Festival 2018
14 different Latin American films. All subtitled in English. FREE event.
‘Systematic’ | Plimsoll Gallery
October School Holiday Free Workshops with Selena de Carvalho
Sami Health Research and the SamBa Study: A quantitative analysis of Sami child development & health in the Arctic
Public lecture exploring Sami Health and Child Development
Presenter(s):
- Professor Siv Kvernmo
- Dr Siv Eirin Nilsen
Public Forum Hobart Centenary Lecture Theatre, Sandy Bay campus
Conservatorium Orchestra: Bizet, Neruda and Wieniawski
Conservatorium Orchestra presents, Bizet, Neruda and Wieniawski
University of Tasmania Postgraduate Event - North
Are you in your final year of study and thinking about your future?
Other Launceston Front Foyer of the School of Architecture and Design building, Inveresk campus
Navigating Chinese Laws for Australian Business
This lecture will focus on key Chinese legislation and regulations pertinent to Australian business, such as Cybersecurity Law, exploring the history, as well as discuss practical ways of understanding the current Chinese market environment.
Presenter(s):
- Tyson Wienker
University of Tasmania Postgraduate Event - South
Are you in your final year of study and thinking about your future?
Other Hobart Level 4 Function Space, Centenary Building, Sandy Bay campus
Sandy Duncanson Social Justice Lecture
The annual lecture series honours Sandy Duncanson, raising awareness of social justice issues.
Presenter(s):
- Reverend Tim Costello AO
Public Lecture Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
Mulsum, the Fatal Breath | Haenyo | Women divers | South Korea
Korean photographer Jungkeun captures the moments when women divers on Jeju Island in South Korea struggle over their lives by holding breath in water.
Presenter(s):
- Park Jungkeun
Public Lecture Hobart Harvard Lecture Theatre 1, Centenary Building, Sandy Bay campus
Arts Forum | Elaine Stratford
Arts Forum is a public program of the School of Creative Arts
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
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UTAS' First Year SOCA Bachelor of Contemporary Arts Production
UPitch 2018: Backing the Future
UPitch is an inspiring pitch night for people to test drive their innovation or creation, gain support and compete to make their ideas a reality.
Anti-Poverty Week | Ending the Cycle of Poverty
A public forum in Hobart for Anti-Poverty Week
Climate Change in the kanamaluka/ Tamar Valley Region - Community Panel
A community conversation about what Launceston is doing to mitigate and adapt to climate change
Public Lecture Launceston VOS-Rory Spence Lecture Theatre, Inveresk
Transforming Tasmania: Legal reforms for gender diverse and intersex equality
This panel will discuss the proposed reforms and call for an end to legal discrimination and restrictions on the freedom of Tasmanians.
Presenter(s):
- Professor Margaret Otlowski
- Robin Banks
- Dede River
- Matty Wright
Public Forum Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
Postgraduate Engagement and Networking Session - Launceston
Join us for an evening, talk to us about your postgraduate study options and elevate your career
Other Launceston Henry’s Bar & Restaurant, 61 Cameron St, Launceston
5 Minute Research Pitch (5RP) - Northern Heat
The 5 Minute Research Pitch (5RP) competition is an opportunity for Level A to C academics to showcase their research to a diverse audience and to potentially win funding to further their research.
Presentation Building V, Seminar Room 137, Newnham campus. Video Conference - Centen132, “Harvard” Room 1, Sandy Bay
Postgraduate Engagement and Networking Session - Burnie
Join us for an evening, talk to us about your postgraduate study options and elevate your career
Beyond Survival: Austerity, precarity, resilience
This two day symposium organised by the Environmental Change research group seeks to spark conversations about the ways in which culture can respond to precarious environmental, economic, and social times.
5 Minute Research Pitch (5RP) - Southern Heat
The 5 Minute Research Pitch (5RP) competition is an opportunity for Level A to C academics to showcase their research to a diverse audience and to potentially win funding to further their research.
Presentation Centen134 “Harvard” Room 2, Sandy Bay. Video Conference:NH A023, Newnham
Postgraduate Engagement and Networking Session - Hobart
Join us for an evening, talk to us about your postgraduate study options and elevate your career
Other Hobart Level 4 Function Space, Centenary Building, Sandy Bay campus
Chinese Investors in Tasmania: Challenges and opportunities
Dr Liang will discuss challenges and opportunities posed to Chinese investors in Tasmania using a qualitative approach.
Presenter(s):
- Dr Fan Liang, University of Tasmania
Public Lecture Hobart Harvard Lecture Theatre 2, Centenary Building, Sandy Bay campus
Geoengineering: The Next Frontier of Climate Change Policy?
A public panel to stimulate community discussion of geoengineering technologies and their governance.
Public Forum Hobart Centenary Lecture Theatre, Sandy Bay Campus
Data, Knowledge and Decisions: Research Theme Forum
From ice sheets to genetics, researchers demonstrate their innovative use of data and computer analysis.
Presenter(s):
- Eleri Evans, Antarctic Climate & Ecosystems Cooperative Research Centre
- Dr Matthew Cracknell, Earth Sciences, University of Tasmania
- Associate Professor Kathryn Burdon, Menzies Institute for Medical Research
Public Forum Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
Indonesia Alumni Reception
A reception to celebrate the University of Tasmania with our alumni and friends in Indonesia
Alumni The Stellar Room, 2nd Floor, Pullman Thamrin Square, Jalan M.H. Thamrin 59, Jakarta 10350
Breaking New Ground
The Royal Society of Tasmania - 2018 Launceston Lecture Series
Sir James Plimsoll Lecture
New Zealand High Commissioner to Australia will explore trans-Tasman relations.
Presenter(s):
- The Honourable Chris Seed, NZ High Commissioner to Australia
Public Lecture Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
Cultural Value in the Regions Symposium
The `Cultural Value in the Regions’ Symposium will bring together industry, policy makers and researchers to discuss a way forward for collaborative research in the arts and cultural sectors based around the notion of cultural value.
Symposium Launceston Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (QVMAG), Inveresk
Creativity, Culture and Society: Research Theme Forum
University of Tasmania researchers demonstrate how they are at the forefront of creative ideas to improve social policy, industry innovation, community wellbeing and learning cultures.
Presenter(s):
- Kim Beasy, Faculty of Education
- Helen Norrie, Architecture and Design
- Kira Patterson, School of Medicine
Public Forum Launceston Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery
James Martineau Memorial Lecture | Launceston
Not so Hypocritical After All: How we change our minds without noticing
Presenter(s):
- Professor Neil Levy, Macquarie University
Public Lecture Launceston Lecture Theatre 5, Sir Raymond Ferrall Centre, Newnham campus
James Martineau Memorial Lecture | Hobart
Not so Hypocritical After All: How we change our minds without noticing
Presenter(s):
- Professor Neil Levy, Macquarie University
Public Lecture Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus