Events

Upcoming events at Western Sydney University are listed below.

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• Oct 14
  ACIAC Exhibition: Essence, Energy, Spirit

  An exhibition by renowned artist Guan Wei, which showcases the connection between the mind/spirit and body.

  Exhibitions and performances; Social events
  General public
  An exhibition by renowned artist Guan Wei, which showcases the connection between the mind/spirit and body.

  Guan Wei chose the artworks for this exhibition, from his own personal collection, as well as deriving the title for it, Essence, Energy, Spirit, which aptly captures the recurring themes of his art’s practice. Guan Wei is renowned for creating works that interlace imagery from his Chinese heritage, his life experience in Australia and his personal iconography, working across painting, sculpture and installation. The exhibition is comprised of three distinct bodies of work. The series, Return to the Origin contextualises our human journey within the Universe. Images of the human figure are juxtaposed with symbols of the cosmos, deliberately drawn upon ceramics; a material that has been used by humans for thousands of years; to remind the viewer of their relatively brief time in history. Humans are portrayed as being part of nature, but a mere speck within it, when one considers how vast and old the Universe is. The series, Longevity for Beginners explores themes of spiritual and physical balance via imagery of both external and internal views of the human body, drawn from traditional Chinese medicine and qi-gong, as well as his own personal symbolism. The underlying narrative of these paintings suggests the importance of the connection between the mind/spirit and body, and that being in balance with nature is essential for good health and general well-being. The final series, which is Untitled, explores the relationship between the subconscious mind and its effect on our individual perception of our daily reality. Some of these works evoke emotional states of fear, uncertainty, anxiety, pressure, powerlessness and entrapment. A prostrate figure is held precariously by a single thread to a more powerful being; demons and animals are depicted biting or nipping at a heel or eating away at what looks like a heart held in a hand. These paintings are interspersed with others which present a floating head on a bed of clouds, in what seems to be in a state meditation. This series of works suggest to the viewer, that to master their subconscious, spiritual practices and/or exercises can assist in transforming their experience to higher states of consciousness, such as peace, joy and bliss. Ultimately these works by Guan Wei, remind us of the consequences of a fast paced, technology driven, western lifestyle, too full of angst, can be transcended, if we remember our essence, energy and spirit and how to nurture them. Monica McMahon Art Curator Western Sydney University.

  Mon, 14 Oct 2019 00:00:00 +1100
• Nov 2
  Exhibition: Past & Present

  An exhibition of WSU's PhD candidates past and present

  Exhibitions and performances
  An exhibition of WSU's PhD candidates past and present Past and Present – an exhibition highlighting multimedia works by past graduates and current PhD candidates at Western Sydney University. Artists featured include Liam Benson, Rachel Bentley, Bronwyn Berman, Dawne Fahey, Gillian Leahy, Emily Rytmeister, Enrico Scotece and John South.
  Sat, 02 Nov 2019 00:00:00 +1100
• Jan 28
  Art Exhibition: The Road Less Travelled

  An exhibition featuring the works of Rafat Yacoub

  Exhibitions and performances
  Open to the public
  An exhibition featuring the works of Rafat Yacoub Rafat (Rafael) Yacoub is a Jordanian-Australian artist based in Sydney. With his formal education and career in accounting, Rafat’s journey as an artist began quietly, flourishing in the background as he grew up surrounded by the strong influence of his father, who is also an artist. Today, Rafat’s art is full of energy, humanity and social consciousness; a combination of abstract and realistic, old and contemporary, expressionism and realism. “I felt a different type of energy when I focused on my artwork. I felt a flow of inspiration running through me, and I almost seemed manic when I was at my prime in any creation process. I strive to create art that speaks to its audience about the beauty that I create.” - Rafat Yacoub Rafat’s works have been exhibited in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sydney, London, Hamburg, Geneva, Amman, Manila, and Bangkok. In 2019, he was also awarded a ‘Highly Commended’ art prize by the Bankstown Art Society for his work, Sweet Day of Summer, entered in the Victor Veinberg Memorial Award.
  Tue, 28 Jan 2020 00:00:00 +1100
• Jan 30
  The Golden Country: In Conversation on the Changing Identity of Australia

  Join author Tim Watts MP, Dr Stephen FitzGerald A, Sally Sitou and Jason Yat-sen Li in conversation on Australia's Changing Identity.

  academic events; Conferences and seminars; Information sessions; Social events
  Join author Tim Watts MP, Dr Stephen FitzGerald A, Sally Sitou and Jason Yat-sen Li in conversation on Australia's Changing Identity. Join us at the Whitlam Institute for a panel discussion on The Golden Country: Australia's Changing Identity - a new book from Tim Watts MP, the member for Gellibrand. In the book, Tim notes that in The Lucky Country, Donald Horne wanted to capture ‘what the huge continent was like…before it was peopled from all over Asia’. Sixty years later, we need to ask what Australia is like today, as it is being ‘peopled from all over Asia’, and what a century of nation building in the image of White Australia has meant for our country. Tim opines that John Howard was the unlikely reformer of contemporary Australia. He transformed the migration system, creating the first immigration boom since the White Australia policy ended and dramatically diversifying the population. Yet his divisive rhetoric about national identity has hamstrung discussion about what these changes mean. As a result, Australia is a successful multicultural society with monocultural institutions and symbols. Tim Watts’ family personifies this contradiction. His children are descendants of Hong-Kong—Chinese migrants and of pre-Federation politicians who sought to build a nation that excluded anyone who wasn’t white. As the representative of a diverse federal electorate, Watts asks: why is Australia’s imagined community so far behind its lived community, and what can we do about it? Tim will be joined in discussion by Dr Stephen FitzGerald AO - Whitlam Institute Distinguished Fellow, Australia’s first ambassador to the People’s Republic of China, and one of Australia’s foremost China specialists, Sally Sitou, International Media and Communications specialist and former media and policy advisor for Federal MP Jason Clare and Jason Yat-sen Li - with professional background in law, Jason runs corporate advisory firm - Yatsen Associates, chairs investment firm Vantage Asia Holdings, and is a fellow of the University of Sydney. EVENT: Thursday 30 January 2020, 6:00 - 8:00 pm. Refreshments will be served. This is a free event but registration is essential. Visit: https://www.whitlam.org/events/2020/1/30/the-golden-country-in-conversation-on-the-changing-identity-of-australia VENUE: The Female Orphan School, The Whitlam Institute within Western Sydney University, Parramatta South Campus, corner Victoria Road and James Ruse Drive, Rydalmere
  Thu, 30 Jan 2020 18:00:00 +1100
• Feb 1
  Art Exhibition Opening: The Road Less Travelled

  An exhibition featuring the works of Rafat Yacoub

  Exhibitions and performances; Social events
  Open to the public
  An exhibition featuring the works of Rafat Yacoub Please join us for the opening of 'The Road Less Travelled', an exhibition featuring the works of Rafat Yacoub. The opening will be held on Saturday, 1 February at 2pm at the Margot Hardy Gallery, Bankstown. Details can be found here: http://virtualtours.westernsydney.edu.au/site/assets/media/Margot%20Hardy%20Gallery/The-Road-Less-Travelled/Road-Less-Travelled-Invitation.pdf Rafat Yacoub’s works have been exhibited in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sydney, London, Hamburg, Geneva, Amman, Manila, and Bangkok. In 2019, he was also awarded a ‘Highly Commended’ art prize by the Bankstown Art Society for his work, Sweet Day of Summer, entered in the Victor Veinberg Memorial Award.
  Sat, 01 Feb 2020 14:00:00 +1100
• Feb 4
  Public Lecture: One Way Street Magazine (单读) in China

  Mr Wu Qi, Editor-in-chief of OW Magazine, will share the stories behind the quarterly literature magazine based in Beijing.

  Conferences and seminars
  Mr Wu Qi, Editor-in-chief of OW Magazine, will share the stories behind the quarterly literature magazine based in Beijing.

  Abstract:

  One Way Street Magazine (单读) is a quarterly literature magazine based in Beijing, owned by OW Space, a 14-year independent bookstore. OW Magazine publishes fiction and non-fiction works from young and emerging writers and artists around the world. It also runs social media accounts, produce podcasts and documentary films, hold book readings and literature awards, aiming to become the leading literature magazine for current and next generation of readers in modern China. OW Space was established in 2005 by six journalists. It has been considered as a cultural landmark in Beijing since its debut. Mr Wu Qi, Editor-in-chief of OW Magazine, will share the stories behind this independent bookstore and literature magazine which has stepped into various fields such as independent publishing, online media, product making and events organising in order to maintain its business and visibility. In his first talk in Australia, Mr Wu will provide a glimpse of public space and the possibilities and alternatives that an independent cultural organization has in modern China.

  Biography:

  Wu Qi grew up in a small town Leng Shui Jiang in the south of China and graduated from Peking University. He was a journalist at Southern People Weekly and Across, both belonging to the most out-spoken Chinese media Southern Weekly in the beginning of 21st century, where he wrote long-form portraits and features, interviews and travel stories. He currently works at One Way Space, a leading independent bookstore in China, where he curates and hosts public events, and serves as the chief editor of One Way Street Magazine. OW Magazine is a multi-media publishing platform to introduce and support emerging writers, journalists, scholars and artists world widely. He was also one of the Chinese jury member of 2018 Global True Story Award in Bern, and international delegate of Momentum Literature Fellowship in 2018 Edinburgh Book Festival and 2017 International Literature showcase in Norwich. He also writes essays and cultural criticism and is currently translating James Baldwin

  Tue, 04 Feb 2020 15:30:00 +1100
• Feb 6
  Introduction to Good Clinical Practice Course

  This Introduction to Good Clinical Practice course serves to certify anyone working in a clinical trial.

  Training and skill upgrade
  This Introduction to Good Clinical Practice course serves to certify anyone working in a clinical trial.

  This TransCelerate accredited Good Clinical Practice (GCP) workshop will be run by Diana Karamacoska for staff (inc. Principal and Sub- Investigators) and students involved in clinical trials research. This workshop must be attended in person. Date 6th February 2020 Time 10:00am – 3:30pm Location NICM, Meeting Room 3 J.G.32 at 158 Hawkesbury Rd, Westmead 2145 NSW Registration $150 via https://onestop.westernsydney.edu.au/OneStopWeb/NICM_006

  Thu, 06 Feb 2020 10:00:00 +1100
• Feb 8
  Public Astronomy Night 8 February 2020

  Includes presentation, short 3D movie, tour of the dome and viewing of the night sky through a range of telescopes (weather permitting).

  Conferences and seminars; Exhibitions and performances; Social events
  students, staff, alumni, general public
  Includes presentation, short 3D movie, tour of the dome and viewing of the night sky through a range of telescopes (weather permitting). Public Astronomy Night: Gravity Have you ever wondered about gravity? What is this invisible force that stops us from flying off into space as our planet rotates? How does the Moon stay in orbit around Earth? Why is the gravity of a black hole so strong? Includes presentation, short 3D movie, tour of the dome and viewing of the night sky through a range of telescopes (weather permitting). $18.00 Adult $12.00 Child/Concession $50.00 Family (2 adults + 2 children) Children under 3 years of age free. IMPORTANT: Parents/Carers are responsible for and must remain with their children at all times. BOOKINGS VIA OUR WEBSITE ESSENTIAL
  Sat, 08 Feb 2020 20:00:00 +1100
• Feb 10
  Academic Literacy Workshop

  Free 2 and 4-day workshops,covering essay writing and referencing skills, to help you succeed at university.

  Training and skill upgrade
  mainly commencing students
  Free 2 and 4-day workshops,covering essay writing and referencing skills, to help you succeed at university. 2 and 4 -day Academic Literacy Workshops available at various campuses, between 11th and 28th February 2020. These workshops cover the essential skills you will need to succeed at university, including academic style of writing, essay writing, critical analysis, researching, and referencing skills. Check the webpage for more information and registration https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/academicliteracy
  Mon, 10 Feb 2020 00:00:00 +1100
• Feb 10
  Welcome to Wellbeing

  Are you starting at Western in 2020? Are you worried about how Uni works? Will you need some additional supports/adjustment whilst studying?

  Information sessions
  New Western Students in 2020
  Are you starting at Western in 2020? Are you worried about how Uni works? Will you need some additional supports/adjustment whilst studying?

  Starting University can be scary, especially if you have a disability or health condition, but it doesn’t have to be. If you're new to Western and are worried about how you'll manage the move to university life, come along and find out what help and support is available to you. Meet the Student Wellbeing team and other first year students. Beat the crowds and take a personalised tour around campus. This orientation event is being held on multiple campuses. Please select the ticket for the campus date/campus you wish to attend. Campbelltown - 10/2/2020 9am -12.30pm Building 10, ground floor, room 3 Cnr Narellan Rd & Gilchrist Dr, Campbelltown 2560 Kingswood - 11/2/2020 9am - 12.30pm Building I, level 1, room 4 Second Ave, Kingswood 2747 Parramatta South - 12/2/2020 9am -12.30pm Building EHa, level 1, room 23 Second Ave, Kingswood 2747

  Mon, 10 Feb 2020 09:00:00 +1100
• Feb 10
  Welcome to Wellbeing

  Are you starting at Western in 2020? Are you worried about how Uni works? Will you need some additional supports/adjustment whilst studying?

  Information sessions
  New Western Students in 2020
  Are you starting at Western in 2020? Are you worried about how Uni works? Will you need some additional supports/adjustment whilst studying?

  Starting University can be scary, especially if you have a disability or health condition, but it doesn’t have to be. If you're new to Western and are worried about how you'll manage the move to university life, come along and find out what help and support is available to you. Meet the Student Wellbeing team and other first year students. Beat the crowds and take a personalised tour around campus. Campbelltown - 10/2/2020 9am -12.30pm Building 10, ground floor, room 3 Cnr Narellan Rd & Gilchrist Dr, Campbelltown 2560

  Mon, 10 Feb 2020 09:00:00 +1100
• Feb 11
  Free Grammar Workshop

  Free 2-day Grammar Workshop

  Training and skill upgrade
  Students
  Free 2-day Grammar Workshop This 2-day Grammar Workshop will help you brush up on your sentence writing skills by exploring subject-verb agreement, sentence structure, the use of articles (a, an, the) and the use of pronouns.
  Tue, 11 Feb 2020 00:00:00 +1100
• Feb 11
  Welcome to Wellbeing

  Are you starting at Western in 2020? Are you worried about how Uni works? Will you need some additional supports/adjustment whilst studying?

  Information sessions
  New Western Students in 2020
  Are you starting at Western in 2020? Are you worried about how Uni works? Will you need some additional supports/adjustment whilst studying?

  Starting University can be scary, especially if you have a disability or health condition, but it doesn’t have to be. If you're new to Western and are worried about how you'll manage the move to university life, come along and find out what help and support is available to you. Meet the Student Wellbeing team and other first year students. Beat the crowds and take a personalised tour around campus. Kingswood - 11/2/2020 9am - 12.30pm Building I, level 1, room 4 Second Ave, Kingswood 2747

  Tue, 11 Feb 2020 09:00:00 +1100
• Feb 12
  Welcome to Wellbeing

  Are you starting at Western in 2020? Are you worried about how Uni works? Will you need some additional supports/adjustment whilst studying?

  Information sessions
  New Western Students in 2020
  Are you starting at Western in 2020? Are you worried about how Uni works? Will you need some additional supports/adjustment whilst studying?

  Starting University can be scary, especially if you have a disability or health condition, but it doesn’t have to be. If you're new to Western and are worried about how you'll manage the move to university life, come along and find out what help and support is available to you. Meet the Student Wellbeing team and other first year students. Beat the crowds and take a personalised tour around campus. Parramatta South - 12/2/2020 9am -12.30pm Building EHa, level 1, room 23 Second Ave, Kingswood 2747

  Wed, 12 Feb 2020 09:00:00 +1100
• Feb 13
  Exhibition Opening - Marriage: Love and Law

  Marriage: Love and Law explores the laws, beliefs and social attitudes that have shaped and reshaped marriage in Australia over three centuries.

  academic events; Conferences and seminars; Exhibitions and performances; Social events
  Marriage: Love and Law explores the laws, beliefs and social attitudes that have shaped and reshaped marriage in Australia over three centuries.

  Please join the Whitlam Institute for the opening of Marriage: Love and law, a touring exhibition of NSW State Archives & Records. Marriage: Love and Law explores the laws, beliefs and social attitudes that have shaped and reshaped marriage in Australia over three centuries. Stories of marriage are told through case studies of people, places and events—including the 1981 wedding of Prince Charles and Diana Spencer. Letters, Acts of Parliament, convict records, court documents, photographs, films, plans and reports sourced from the State Archives Collection will be on display, many for the first time. The opening of the exhibition will feature distinguished speakers, including former Chief Judge of the Family Court of Australia, Elizabeth Evatt AC and NSW State Archives Senior Curator, Dr Penelope Stannard. Refreshments will be served. This is a free event but registration is essential.

  The Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG is unfortunately no longer able to join us for this event. However, we hope to have Mr Kirby join us to share his viewpoint on this exhibition at an upcoming event.

  Be the first to hear about any new events by following us on Facebook, Twitter or signing up for our newsletter at  Whitlam.org.

  Thu, 13 Feb 2020 18:00:00 +1100
• Feb 14
  Marriage: Love and Law

  Marriage: Love and Law explores the laws, beliefs and social attitudes that have shaped and reshaped marriage in Australia over three centuries.

  academic events; Exhibitions and performances; Information sessions; Social events
  Marriage: Love and Law explores the laws, beliefs and social attitudes that have shaped and reshaped marriage in Australia over three centuries.

  Marriage: Love and Law explores the laws, beliefs and social attitudes that have shaped and reshaped marriage in Australia over three centuries. Stories of marriage are told through case studies of people, places and events—including the 1981 wedding of Prince Charles and Diana Spencer. Letters, Acts of Parliament, convict records, court documents, photographs, films, plans and reports sourced from the State Archives Collection will be on display, many for the first time. For Marriage: Love and Law, NSW State Archives has commissioned works by four of Australia’s most exciting visual artists. Danie Mellor, Blak Douglas, Raquel Ormella and Freya Jobbins, have each responded to stories and records about marriage sourced from the State Archives Collection. Specially commissioned pieces by writers Tara Moss, Kiera Lindsey and Judith MacCallum, and baritone Simon Lobelson—who performs of Governor Lachlan Macquarie’s 1810 proclamation encouraging ‘lawful marriage’—contribute to the colour and variety of perspectives that make up the marriage history narrative. Also featured are creative and documentary works by 16 current and 12 past film and photographic artists. Many of these works are presented through large-scale ‘marriage album’ encompassing documentary photographs of marriage ceremonies and celebrations over 140 years. A public program of talks, workshops and events plus an exhibition catalogue, will accompany the exhibition. The Exhibition will run from the 14th of February - 24th of April 2020, Wednesday - Friday, 10am - 4pm. In addition, the exhibition will be open on Saturday, 7th of March and 4th of April 2020 11am - 4pm.

  Fri, 14 Feb 2020 10:00:00 +1100
• Feb 22
  Public Astronomy Night 22 February 2020

  Includes presentation, short 3D movie, tour of the dome and viewing of the night sky through a range of telescopes (weather permitting).

  Conferences and seminars; Exhibitions and performances; Social events
  students, staff, alumni, general public
  Includes presentation, short 3D movie, tour of the dome and viewing of the night sky through a range of telescopes (weather permitting). Public Astronomy Night: Is anybody out there? The search for extraterrestrial intelligence: A how to guide. If you’ve ever wondered if there are other intelligent beings in the universe that are looking out from their home planet wondering the same, then this is the presentation for you. We will look at how we are currently searching for evidence of other intelligent beings in the universe and how we might search in the future. Includes presentation, short 3D movie, tour of the dome and viewing of the night sky through a range of telescopes (weather permitting). $18.00 Adult $12.00 Child/Concession $50.00 Family (2 adults + 2 children) Children under 3 years of age free. IMPORTANT: Parents/Carers are responsible for and must remain with their children at all times. BOOKINGS VIA OUR WEBSITE ESSENTIAL
  Sat, 22 Feb 2020 20:00:00 +1100
• Feb 26
  EdFest 2020

  Western's annual teaching careers expo.

  academic events; Conferences and seminars; Information sessions; Training and skill upgrade
  Western's annual teaching careers expo.

  EdFest is Western Sydney University’s annual teaching careers expo. This event is one of our most popular Careers fairs and attracts a large number of students, it also forms a part of the compulsory graduate education course commencement program. Edfest provides students with the opportunity to explore career start information and network with a wide range of employer and teaching sourcing agencies, including the Department of Education, Catholic Education office, Independent Schools, as well as local and international education agencies. EdFest covers Early Childhood, Primary, Secondary, Special Education and International teaching opportunities.

  Wed, 26 Feb 2020 09:30:00 +1100
• Mar 11
  NICM - Women's Networking Breakfast

  Join NICM for our first Women's Networking Breakfast with guest speaker Lisa Curry AO MBE.

  academic events; Conferences and seminars; Social events
  Researchers, clinicians, integrative medicine advocates, industry and consumers; WSU students and staff
  Join NICM for our first Women's Networking Breakfast with guest speaker Lisa Curry AO MBE.

  In conjunction with NICM Health Research Institute’s Influential Women in Natural Therapies Symposium, join us for breakfast for our first Women’s Networking Breakfast with guest speaker Lisa Curry AO MBE. MC'd by Western Sydney University Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice President (Research and Innovation) Professor Deborah Sweeney, Lisa will share her candid insights and experiences from her health journey, including her use of natural therapies, and the room and a need for both conventional and integrative medicine. Kick-start your day with a continental breakfast and feel inspired and energised with one of Australia’s greatest female athletes. Register now as tickets are limited. This breakfast event is proudly presented by NICM Health Research Institute, Western Sydney University, and the Jacka Foundation of Natural Therapies.

  Wed, 11 Mar 2020 07:00:00 +1100
• Mar 11
  NICM Symposium: Influential Women in Natural Therapies

  Join NICM Health Research Institute for its inaugural one-day symposium bringing together Australia’s most influential women in natural therapies.

  Conferences and seminars
  Researchers, clinicians, integrative medicine advocates and industry; WSU students and staff
  Join NICM Health Research Institute for its inaugural one-day symposium bringing together Australia’s most influential women in natural therapies. NICM Health Research Institute will host an inaugural one-day Symposium in the new Jacka Foundation Conference Centre, bringing together Australia’s most influential women in natural therapies to celebrate and mark International Women’s Day and women in STEM (Science, Technology, Industry and Mathematics). Attracting leading researchers, clinicians, authors, and integrative medicine advocates, the Symposium will serve as both a recognition of the contributions over time that women have played, as well as providing a forum for further planning and motivation of the next generation of integrative and lifestyle medicine researchers and healthcare professionals. Key speakers will share their candid insights and wisdom gained from their life learnings and leadership in the field, and discuss the future of healthcare choices and what’s ahead for complementary and integrative medicine and its new generation of women leaders. The Symposium is proudly supported by NICM Health Research Institute(NICM HRI), Western Sydney University, and the Jacka Foundation of Natural Therapies.
  Wed, 11 Mar 2020 08:40:00 +1100
• May 1
  Sculpture Award and Exhibition 2020

  1-31 May 2020

  Exhibitions and performances
  Open to the public
  1-31 May 2020

  The Western Sydney University Sculpture Award and Exhibition will be held on 1-31 May 2020. Winners will be announced at the award ceremony on 30 April. To see the finalists and for more information on the event, visit: virtualtours.westernsydney.edu.au/sculpture-award.

  Fri, 01 May 2020 00:00:00 +1000
• May 15
  Arts Careers Conference

  Careers Event for Bachelor of Arts Students

  Conferences and seminars; Information sessions; Training and skill upgrade
  Students and Employers
  Careers Event for Bachelor of Arts Students Western Sydney University is excited to the Arts Careers Conference, specifically for Bachelor of Arts students. Students will hear from speakers and panelists about their transition from Uni life into their exciting and rewarding careers. They can expect to receive valuable advice on career pathways, including further study options. The afternoon session will see various employers on-site, keen to give students the low down on what their company or organisation offers, what their expectations are, how to apply for positions to increase chances of success, and what their current and future vacancies are. This is a great opportunity to learn about graduate programs, internships, and other employment opportunities, as well as develop and polish networking skills. This event is suitable for all WSU students and graduates from the Bachelor of Arts Program, across all years and majors.
  Fri, 15 May 2020 09:30:00 +1000
• May 26
  Heritage and Tourism/ Urban Planning Careers Expo

  Careers Expo for students studying Heritage, Tourism or Urban Planning

  Conferences and seminars; Information sessions; Training and skill upgrade
  Students and Employers
  Careers Expo for students studying Heritage, Tourism or Urban Planning The Heritage and Tourism/Urban Planning Careers Expo aims to enhance students' employability and increase their industry knowledge. At the expo you can expect to hear from keynote speakers as well as a panel of industry professionals. There will be an opportunity to speak with organisations offering full time, part time, intern, and volunteer roles for students and alumni.
  Tue, 26 May 2020 13:00:00 +1000
• Aug 5
  Property and Construction Management Careers Expo

  Annual careers fair for property and construction management students.

  Conferences and seminars; Information sessions
  Students and Employers
  Annual careers fair for property and construction management students. Interested to find out about employment opportunities and alternative career options in the Property and Construction industry? The Property and Construction Careers Expo is an opportunity to speak face to face with employers, and network with various industry leaders that will be promoting current and future employment opportunities internships and graduate programs. Employers at these events are looking for stand out students to fill their current vacancies. Make sure that you are well prepared and dressed appropriately to impress employers.
  Wed, 05 Aug 2020 18:00:00 +1000
• Oct 16
  Social Work and Community Welfare Careers Expo

  Annual careers fair for social work and community welfare students.

  Conferences and seminars; Information sessions; Training and skill upgrade
  Students and Employers
  Annual careers fair for social work and community welfare students. Western Sydney University is once again proud to host the highly successful Social Work and Community Welfare Expo. This year
  Fri, 16 Oct 2020 13:19:00 +1100