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13
Jun
2014
ACUR ‘a great way for students to get a taste of how research is communicated.’ »
This year John began his PhD, but his keen interest meant he began his research career from the first year of his undergraduate degree. He presented a paper at the first ACUR conference and developed...
11
Jun
2014
Australian American Association Canberra Scholarship – apply by 18th June 2014 »
Do you intend to travel to the US for study, research,or other career development in the next 12 months? Here’s an opportunity to apply for support towards the cost of your trip.
The Australian...
02
Jun
2014
Stars in your eyes! »
Friday 6th of June, 2014
Come and see the rings of Saturn, the craters of the moon as well as beautiful star clusters and nebulae through the telescopes at Mt. Stromlo Observatory. On the night...
30
May
2014
Treasures from the university archives »
Most people don’t know it, but ANU has a large collection of historic documents, photographs, maps and films. The University archives form a record of the material and oral history of the university...
26
May
2014
Reminder: Apply for the international University Awards deadline now 16th June »
Applications for this year’s international University Awards (UA) now close on the 16th of June, 2014. What are the UA? They’re an international program recognizing high quality academic writing and...
23
May
2014
Science: a collection of epic tales »
Tuesday 27th of May
Science communication students really know how to put together a conference program! Learn the chemistry behind Breaking Bad, the geology of Middle-Earth and the horrible truth...
23
May
2014
Australasian Conference of Undergraduate Research – apply by 1 July 2014 »
ANU hosts the ACUR 2014 from the 18-19 September 2014. What is ACUR 2014? It’s a conference for students to present work from their undergraduate degrees, Honours project or the first year of a...
19
May
2014
How are developing countries managing the new aid landscape? »
Thursday, 22nd May.
This seminar presents the latest research on trends in aid to developing countries in our region, including Cambodia, Papua New Guinea, Timor Leste and Fiji. In particular, it...
12
May
2014
Creativity is contagious, pass it on (Albert Einstein) »
Competition runs 1 April to 15 August 2014
We’re sure that if Albert Einstein heard about the CALC competition he’d approve. For three months, ANU students are encouraged to compose music, visual...
09
May
2014
International recognition of your best work – deadline extended to 16th June, 2014 »
ANU has joined the Undergraduate Awards (UA), an international program recognizing high quality academic writing and visual arts by undergraduate students. Students whose work wins or is highly...
02
May
2014
Where do musical compositions come from? »
Date: 7th of May 2014.
Join jazz bassist and composer Dr Alexander Hunter from ANU School of Music and explore the art and process of composing music in a presentation followed by question and answer...
30
Apr
2014
ANU Graduate Studies Information Evening »
Date: 6th of May.
Kate’s undergraduate studies have taken her round the world, including Italy, Taiwan and China. Now she’s considering her options, and will be attending the Graduate Studies...
30
Apr
2014
The Sex Lives of Australians: A History »
From rustlings under the bed-covers in early Colonial Australia through to the politics of the Sexual Revolution of the 1960s, up to the present day, Associate Professor Frank Bongiorno reveals...
28
Apr
2014
Simon Says: Write for Us! »
The Undergraduate Researcher is a guide to everything you need to know about the world of inquiry here at ANU. We profile students’ experiences, opportunities to build your research skills, and co-...
25
Apr
2014
Film screening of Utopia (with Q&A) »
Date: 28th of April, 2014.
The ANU will screen Utopia, John Pilger’s controversial film on the “struggle and resistance” of Australia’s indigenous peoples.
The film has attracted high praise and...
23
Apr
2014
Why successful people often feel like frauds: the Imposter Syndrome »
Date: 30th of April 2014.
How can it be that so many clever, competent and capable people can feel that they are just one step away from being exposed as a complete fraud?
Despite evidence that they...
10
Apr
2014
Sharpen your pens! Learn how to write & review conference abstracts »
Dates: 15th of May 2014.
A successful conference begins with selecting the right speakers. How do you do this? Focusing on the skills needed to write and review conference abstracts, this workshop...
28
Mar
2014
Too, too trivial! »
With rounds asking ‘How do you sell?’ to ‘What would you do?’, this is a trivia night like no other! Not only fun, it might also be useful. Hosted by ANU Rhetoric Learning Community (yes, the same...
27
Mar
2014
New blog: ‘Richard on Research’ »
The first of a series of articles by Professor Richard Baker, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Student Experience).
I am a proud product of ANU. Each of my four first year courses (we did year-long ones then)...
27
Mar
2014
We ask Carys: ‘What happens at a research conference?’ »
‘Last year, I was fortunate to be one of six Management students chosen from across Australia and New Zealand to participate in the National Honours Colloquium (NHC) organised by the Australian...
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