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At the interstices of clockwork - a SASA gallery exhibition featuring Elizabeth Bevan-Parrella, Cathy...
Find out about studying at the University of South Australia and living in Adelaide.
Join us for this event, focussed on current movements in human rights, migration and asylum.
The University of South Australia is presenting a Safety Management System (SMS) Course between 25 - 28...
Insomnia as an analogy for asylum seeking.
The National Asylum Summit 2013 is an innovation-driven, question-raising forum which engages the...
Celebrate with fellow graduates at the Malaysia alumni reunion – be quick for the early bird offer!
This exhibition features contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists
An ongoing series of international photographic performance events by Simon Terrill.
Find out about IT and engineering programs at the University of South Australia.
Book now for the 2013 Singapore Alumni Chapter Reunion Dinner - great prizes to be won!
Grab an Early Bird ticket before 10th June and save!
Catch up with Uni classmates for a night of fine South Australian chamber music
To provide a specialised forum for Australia’s leading cognitive neuro-engineering and computational...
Presented by Professor Thomas W. Lee
Understanding the new SA Advance Care Directives Act
A society can be judged by the way it cares for its most sick and vulnerable. How might we be judged?
Are you ready to take your career to the next challenging level? Do you have an interest in engaging...
A seminar presenting emerging research on domestic violence. This will include research focusing on...
Sponsored by UniSA and Accolade Wines.
Join us for our Successful Ageing Seminar - Getting a grip on pain and the brain
The University of South Australia is excited to host a public lecture about Factors Affecting Teens:...
This one day symposium will bring together international and national experts to provide a...
UniSA's Open Day is your opportunity to visit the City West campus and talk to lecturers and...
A public conversation with Dr Elizabeth Blackburn and Robyn Williams (ABC Science Show).
Presented by Dr Michelle Fernando, University of South Australia
