Dark Rituals, Magical Relics
A exhibition hosted at the University for the Ten Days on the Island Festival
Exhibition | Pandemic
Held in conjunction with the Ten Days on the Island festival.
Women's Art Prize Tasmania
A selection of works from this year's submissions for the Women's Art Prize.
milaythina-nika waranta milaythina-nika. Katina-mana mara
This Country is us, and we are this country – my five beaches.
Presenter(s):
- Lolo Greeno
Exhibition Burnie Makers’ Space Gallery, Makers’ Workshop, University of Tasmania, 2-4 Bass Highway, Burnie
The Learning Journey Platform: Unlocking the power of PebblePad
Shane Sutherland, CEO of PebblePad, shares his vision of a learning journey platform to plan, reflect on, curate, and showcase learning.
Presenter(s):
- Shane Sutherland
2019 University of Tasmania Annual Dinner - Burnie
An opportunity to celebrate regional achievements in the North West and our partnerships with the local community.
Dinner Burnie Town Hall, Burnie Arts and Function Centre, Burnie
Arts Forum | Junction Arts Festival
Arts Forum is a public program of the School of Creative Arts and Media
Arts Forum Launceston School of Creative Arts and Media, Inveresk campus
Heavens, What a Mess! Understanding and Dealing with the Problem of Space Debris
What is space junk, where does it come from and what is its impact now and into the future?
Presenter(s):
- Professor William Schonberg, Missouri University of Science and Technology
Public Lecture Law Lecture Theatre 1, Grosvenor Crescent, Sandy Bay campus
Arts Forum | Megalo Print Studio + Gallery
Arts Forum is a public program of the School of Creative Arts and Media.
Presenter(s):
- Katy Mutton
- Ingeborg Hansen
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
An Australia-US Relationship for the 21st Century
One of Australia's top diplomats in Washington discusses relations with our closest ally.
Presenter(s):
- Ms Katrina Cooper, Deputy Head of Mission, United States
Public Lecture Hobart Harvard Room 1, Centenary Building, Sandy Bay Campus
Trends in Energy Generation
An expert panel discusses moves towards cleaner energy generation in the future.
Presenter(s):
- Sarah Fitzgerald
- Evan Franklin
- Dale Bryce
Public Lecture IMAS IMAS Waterfront Building, Castray Esplanade, Hobart
Fermenting Tasmania's Future
Learn how three Churchill Fellows are fermenting their own and Tasmania’s futures.
Presenter(s):
- Nick Haddow, Bruny Island Cheese Company
- Ashley Huntington, Two Metre Tall
- Adam James, Rough Rice
- Hosted by Gourmet Farmer Matthew Evans
Public Forum Hobart Centenary Lecture Theatre, Sandy Bay Campus
The Global Threat of Islamophobia and Displacement Anxiety
An Asia Institute Public Lecture
Public Lecture Hobart Seminar Room 346, School of Humanities, Sandy Bay campus
Sydney Alumni Reception
This reception will be hosted by the Chancellor, The Honorable Michael Field AC and feature a panel of alumni discussing some of the unique and distinctive things about our island state.
Alumni Sydney Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, 27 O’Connell St, Sydney
Arts Forum | Raymond Arnold
Arts Forum is a public program of the School of Creative Arts and Media.
Presenter(s):
- Raymond Arnold
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
Causes of Failure in Jam
An exhibition of works by Kathryn Camm, Mae Finlayson, Holly Leonardson, Emma Magnusson-Reid, Louise Parsons, Amelia Rowe.
Tasmanian Youth Science Forum
A three day program held at the University of Tasmania for Year 11 & 12 students with an interest in science, engineering & technology
Fulbright Information Session
Find out about this prestigious scholarship program with up to 100 awards available annually.
GMO Crops: Science, technology and marketing (Launceston)
An expert panel discusses Tasmania's soon-to-expire moratorium on genetically modified crops.
Presenter(s):
- Professor Jennifer Thomson, University of Cape Town
- Jan Davis, Protected Cropping Australia
- Pip Dawson, Fermentasmania
- Facilitated by Associate Professor Fred Gale
Public Forum Launceston VOS-Rory Spence Lecture Theatre, Inveresk Campus
Public Health Consequences of Surface Coal Mining
Environmental studies indicate that water and air pollution exist in residential areas close to mining. How does this affect the health of these communities?
Presenter(s):
- Dr Michael Hendryx, Indiana University
Public Lecture Hobart Law Lecture Theatre 1, Grosvenor Crescent, Sandy Bay campus
The UK, EU and Australia After Brexit: What's Next?
An expert panel discusses the background to Brexit, and the possible ramifications for Britain, the EU and Australia.
Presenter(s):
- Dr Ben Wellings, Monash University
- Dr Zoë Jay, University of Tasmania
- Harriet Baillie, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
- Professor Jan Pakulski, University of Tasmania
- Facilitated by Dr Matt Killingsworth
Public Forum Hobart Centenary Lecture Theatre, Sandy Bay Campus
Murder on the Reef - Hobart Film Screening
A film screening of "Murder on the Reef" followed by an expert panel discussion and audience Q&A
Special Event Sandy Bay Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay
GMO Crops: Science, law and politics (Hobart)
An expert panel discusses Tasmania's soon-to-expire moratorium on genetically modified crops.
Presenter(s):
- Professor Jennifer Thomson, University of Cape Town
- Professor Di Nicol, Centre for Law and Genetics
- Dr Fern Wickson, Centre for Biosafety, Norway
- Moderated by Sally Dakis, former ABC Rural Correspondent
Public Forum Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay Campus
Alumni 40+ Club Lunch Hobart
A regular event held for Alumni who graduated 40 or more years ago to celebrate their ongoing connection with the University.
The Future of Humanity
The Royal Society of Tasmania - 2019 Launceston Lecture Series
Presenter(s):
- Professor Barry Brook
Just Genes? Ethical, legal and social questions for genetics
The Centre for Law and Genetics marks 25 years of groundbreaking work on the challenges facing this rapidly changing field.
Presenter(s):
- Professor Dianne Nicol, Centre for Law and Genetics
- Professor Margaret Otlowski, Centre for Law and Genetics
- Dr Jane Nielsen, University of Tasmania
- Associate Professor Yann Joly, McGill University, Canada
- Professor Kazuto Kato, Osaka University, Japan
- Professor Emeritus Loane Skene
Public Forum Hobart Law Lecture Theatre 1, Grosvenor Crescent, Sandy Bay Campus
Power Sector Reforms in Asia: The changing role of government
Dr Rabrindra Nepal revisits the status of power sector reforms in non-OECD Asia and draws policy lessons focusing on the changing role of government in electricity provision and the reform experiences in the Latin American region.
Presenter(s):
- Dr Rabindra Nepal, University of Queensland
Public Lecture Hobart Room 346, School of Humanities, Sandy Bay campus
Brisbane Alumni Reception
This reception will be hosted by the Chancellor, The Honorable Michael Field AC and feature a panel of alumni discussing some of the unique and distinctive things about our island state.
Alumni Other Ovolo Inchcolm Hotel, 73 Wickham Terrace, Spring Hill, Brisbane