Upcoming events

Work-in-Progress Exhibition

A showcase of student work from the Bachelor of Design (Product Design) and the Master of Design (Industrial Design) from the first half of 2020

The ART in heART

This exhibition showcases artworks by local emerging artists attending weekly workshops run by Neami National.

Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre and Neami National, as part of SALA

Image: Bianca Kennelly, Ice and Moonlight

A quarter turn around the sun

A showcase of new student artwork from UniSA’s Bachelor of Contemporary Art program. Presented with SALA.

Sculptural, video, photography and ceramic works explore themes of transmission, transience, and absence, teasing out the social and environmental implications of a new topography.

Art by Prisoners - The Written Edition

A compilation of written works by prisoners across the state as part of an online exhibition. This exhibition provides an opportunity for you to read prisoner experiences in their own words.

Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre and the Department for Correctional Services, as part of SALA

Art by Prisoners - The Written Edition

A compilation of written works by prisoners across the state as part of an online exhibition. This exhibition provides an opportunity for you to read prisoner experiences in their own words.

Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre and the Department for Correctional Services, as part of SALA

Aboriginal Children Speak

Facilitated by Professor Stan Grant, a panel of experts will consider the issues explored in the film through discussion on the rights of Aboriginal children in relation to criminality, Australian and International laws, and hearing Aboriginal children speak.

Online Event presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre, Office of the Pro Vice Chancellor: Aboriginal Leadership and Strategy and UniSA Justice and Society

Machine-Made Histories: Presented by UniSA and Oxford University Society SA

This talk offers an introduction to historical machines. Machines that make recommendations in our everyday lives day via messaging, online shopping or streaming services. But not all recommendations are good. This is not just a technology problem but also a history problem. Join Professor Marnie Hughes-Warrington as she discusses how can we instruct and supervise these machines differently so that the past and the future are matters of ethics that we can more actively shape.

Slaves in the System

Our panel will shed light on how slavery in Australia is not contained to black-and-white photos, but is happening right now. Discussing the Modern Slavery Act (2018), they will describe the Act’s guiding principles together with the responsibilities of individuals and businesses to respect and protect human rights.

Online Event presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre

'I'd (still) rather be a cyborg': The artisanal dispositif and the return of the (domestic) goddess

This presentation discusses the rise of a series of discourses around authenticity, retreat and the celebration of the artisanal as they manifest around the growing popularity of cooking and craft as activities that have become vehicles for a larger reimagining of ideal middle-class modes of living across much of the Global North.

Open August

Thinking about uni study in 2021? Be led by your fingertips or your feet, depending on what suits you – Attend UniSA's virtual open days online from anywhere, or step onto our campuses with an in-person tour.

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How to be a Star Citizen in Space

A panel discussion reflecting on the ethical considerations space raises, such as the impact human activity has on ourselves and our celestial neighbours, planetary defence and archaeological preservation.

Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre