Knowledge is power. It can be a gateway to social and financial mobility, and a means of generating extraordinary change and advancements, both for individuals and society. 91ÊÓƵUniversity Librarian, Roxanne Missingham and Vice-Chancellor Brian Schmidt are thrilled to announce that 91ÊÓƵPress and 91ÊÓƵOpen Research Repository have now had over 100 million FREE downloads, highlighting our commitment to open access information and living the value that knowledge should be free to all. 

The 91ÊÓƵCollege of Arts & Social Sciences offers an 18-day intensive .

To better understand the cost of that war, students walk the ground on which the conflict was fought and explore the commemorative landscape that marks the old front line.

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She makes no bones about her passion for the profession, Senior Research Fellow Dr Sofia Samper Carro really digs being an archaeologist.

And it’s ‘humerus’ to think that her passion was apparently sparked by dinosaurs and Jurassic Park, although she later realised that neither had anything to do with archaeology. 

Thursday 23 November, 5.15-6.45pm

Join 91ÊÓƵDrill Hall Gallery and the 91ÊÓƵSchool of Art and Design for the book launch of Crosscurrents in Australian First Nations and Non-Indigenous Art .

Crosscurrents in Australian First Nations and Non-Indigenous Art (Routledge 2023) edited by Sarah Scott (ANU), Helen McDonald (Melbourne) and Caroline Jordan (Latrobe) is a collection of essays that examines art resulting from cross-cultural interactions between First Nations and non-Indigenous people, from British invasion up to now.

Thursday 16 November, 12-12.45pm

91ÊÓƵAustralian Studies Visiting Fellow Associate Professor Filippo Trevisan and 91ÊÓƵCrawford School of Public Policy Professor Ariadne Vromen will explore the impact of crowdsourcing, technology, and datafication on advocacy dynamics in their upcoming book. The discussion delves into how these layers reshape the landscape of voice in social change, offering insights into the evolving dynamics of activism.

Tuesday 28 November, 2-6pm

Join 91ÊÓƵInstitute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions (ICEDS) for this year’s Energy Update. Hear about recent developments in energy research and analysis in 2023. This annual event brings together energy researchers, policymakers, industry and the public to discuss an overview of energy sector developments and present an update on trajectories to decarbonisation. 

Saturday 2 December to Sunday 10 December, 10-4pm

This exhibition showcases the work of graduating students from 2022 who have completed programs in undergraduate, honours, and postgraduate coursework at the School, covering a diverse range of disciplines such as art history and curatorship, design, and visual arts.

Calling all enrolled research student in Mathematics, Engineering, Physics, Computer Science, or related fields. 

The 91ÊÓƵSchool of Computing has organised an exclusive two-day tutorial on Gridap, a state-of-the-art finite element software framework, written entirely in the Julia programming language. This tutorial welcomes everyone to join, whether you're an experienced programmer, intrigued by Julia, or keen to explore finite elements - one of the most popular general-purpose techniques for computing numerical approximations to PDEs - this in-person tutorial is your perfect learning platform. To know more visit the  

General Admission (application without funding): Sunday 26 November 2023 (Note that only a limited number of seats are available, so the earlier you apply, the better).

We have special giveaways for students attending the  events.

You'll have the opportunity to win one of two copies of an author's book and be among the first to have it signed at the event. These books are available for 91ÊÓƵstudents of any program level to win. Simply follow the instructions in the entry form to participate in the draw, and you could be one of the fortunate winners.

Monday 20 November, 6-7pm

Singer, songwriter, performer and artist on Kate's beautiful, illustrated memoir, Unsung.

Win a copy of Kate's new illustrated memoir Unsung. The competition closes at noon AEDT on Friday 17 November.  

(Terms and conditions apply)

Wednesday 22 November, 6-7pm 

Incendiary feminist and bestselling author on her new book I Don't. 

Win a copy of Clementine’s new book, I Don't. The competition closes at noon AEDT on Monday 20 November. 

(Terms and conditions apply)

Monday 4 December, 6-7pm 

We have a special giveaway for the . You can win a copy of her new book I'm Liz Hayes. 

To win a copy of Liz’s new book, I'm Liz Hayes. The competition closes at noon AEDT on Friday 1 December. 

(Terms and conditions apply)