Upcoming events

Open August

Thinking about uni study in 2021? UniSA’s Virtual Open Days are now available on demand. Discover our virtual exhibition halls, where you can find on-demand information about degree options, entry pathways, support services, and life as a UniSA student. Explore our past Mainstage sessions, or access presentations in our virtual degree booths.

Seven Siblings From The Future

Meet the siblings and help to shape the future of Eucalara through the choices that you make. Seven Siblings From The Future asks what sort of future we want for South Australia.

Visualising Mental Health Exhibition

This exhibition is a showcase of inventive and visionary design work from students working on an important community health project, Visualising Mental Health.

Kerry Packer Civic Gallery Exhibition, presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre and Match Studio, University of South Australia

Image: 2018 Commended Project: Let's Deal With It

Upcoming online events in India

Join our event to learn more about studying at the University of South Australia. This is your chance to meet one of our representatives and find out more about our practical, industry-informed, world-class degrees.

Get the insights you need to plan your future and get ready to graduate career ready.

Upcoming online events Bangladesh

Find out about studying at the University of South Australia and living in Adelaide.

In-Conversation with Geoff Goodfellow

Out of Copley Street with Australian literary icon Geoff Goodfellow, in conversation with University of South Australia's Professor Rick Sarre.

Goodfellow's Out of Copley Street is a poignant snapshot of working-class Australian life in the 1950s and 60s, expertly rendered with the vivid lived detail and wry knockabout humour that he is famous for.

Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre

“My life is on those shelves…”: Mobilities, Memories and Culinary Cultures in a Mediterranean Port City

This paper draws on established theories of walking as “grounded” practice (de Certeau; Giard), together with recent methodologies for charting geographies of the senses (Springgay and Truman), to explore an intimate site of material culture. Epicerie l’idéal is a small, stylish grocery, positioned in one of the gentrifying streets encircling a north African/mediterranean food market, operating in the heart of Marseille in France’s south.

2020 Youth Poster Awards Exhibition

This exhibition showcases selected posters submitted by students from South Australia's primary, secondary and tertiary educational institutions. The artwork is a response to themes which are critical in the acceptance and settlement of new arrivals to Australia. Those themes include multiculturalism, cultural diversity, anti-racism and the welcoming of refugees into Australia as well as how refugees become part of, and contribute towards, the Australian “family”.

Kerry Packer Civic Gallery Exhibition, presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre and the Australian Migrant Resource Centre.

Image: 2019 Best Poster - Tertiary, Fatima Ahmadi

‘After the Car: Artificial Intelligence and Automated Mobility Systems’ Workshop

This Workshop, organized by the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Network - Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility: EU and Australasian Innovations (CCAMEU) – at the University of South Australia, asks fundamental questions about experimentation in the reworlding of mobilities arising in the wake of artificial intelligence.  Addressing shifts from the car-based dominant system of twentieth century mobilities to the emerging automated networks of mobilities in the twenty-first century, the Workshop considers the formidable technological, economic, social, organizational and global problems associated with the ‘engineering’ of a new system of automated mobilities. 

Poverty: Where To Draw The Line

What is the poverty line? What does it feel like to live on one side of it, or the other? Has Australia found a new intolerance for letting people fall by the wayside?

This online panel discussion includes insights from Dr Cassandra Goldie, CEO, Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS), and Rita McDonald, who is currently receiving JobSeeker.

Online Broadcast presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre

What Have China’s Cultural Industries got to tell Australia?

Developing themes from my recent book Red Creative, I will take an historical perspective on contemporary policies for the cultural industries in China.

Pathways into Creative Working Lives

This online seminar features presentations from the Australian-based contributors (George Morgan, Xin Gu, and Justin O’Connor) to the new collection 'Pathways into Creative Working Lives', edited by Stephanie Taylor and Susan Luckman. The promise of ‘doing what you love’ continues to attract new entrants into the sector of the cultural and creative industries. The collection asks if the promise is betrayed by the realities of pathways into creative work or, more positively, if a creative identification presents new personal and professional possibilities in the precarious contexts of contemporary work and employment.