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Upcoming events at Western Sydney University are listed below.

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Nov 13

ACIAC Exhibition: The ‘Yunnan School’ of Artists
A fine and intensive exhibition from recognized Yunnan artists.

Exhibitions and performances

A fine and intensive exhibition from recognized Yunnan artists.
The group of six Yunnan artist painters and printmakers represented in this exhibition are YANG Peng, WANG Yuhui, XIONG Huiming, SHEN Dekun, LYU Min and YE Songqing. This fine and intensive exhibition from recognized Yunnan artists gives an opportunity to understand the development of an historic and contemporary aspect of art practice post-Cultural Revolution in the context of all contemporary art formations throughout China. Rather than urban life Yunnan artists turn to the incredibly varied ethnicity of Yunnan where, since ancient times, many ethnic groups have co-existed harmoniously, which in itself is a tremendously positive social achievement within an increasingly fragmented modern world. This is why Yunnan is rightfully referred to as ‘colourful’. And the word ‘colourful’ characterises Yunnan painting throughout the twentieth century and well into the twenty-first century.

Tue, 13 Nov 2018 00:00:00 +1100
Jan 16

Follow your heART
Student artworks from Nicolle's Studio of Art

Exhibitions and performances

Student artworks from Nicolle's Studio of Art Follow your heART is the fourth annual exhibition featuring a selection of artworks by students from Nicolle’s Studio of Art throughout 2018. Art is a journey of subjective experiences: from its conception, when the artist feels the first tug at their imagination; throughout its creation, during which the artist’s skills and media give them the feet to chase the idea and express it; to the viewer, who sees with unique eyes the final product and is drawn down this new path laid by the artist, experiencing the journey anew. In every sense, art is the journey of following your heart. Students apply their time at The Studio exploring and developing their art skills through a wide range of art mediums and techniques. They continually grow their art practice, enabling them to connect, express their visions, work with what inspires and Follow their heART with their creativity.

Wed, 16 Jan 2019 00:00:00 +1100
Jan 28

Exhibition: Contemplating Affective Landscapes
A collection of works by Dawne Fahey

Exhibitions and performances

A collection of works by Dawne Fahey
Contemplating Affective Landscapes showcases Dawne Fahey's abstract atmospheric landscapes, created using cold wax and oil paint during a recent artist residency at Tweed Regional Art Gallery, Murwillumbah. These pieces are timeless, they are rich in colour and texture, signifying contemplative quiet spaces contained within active moments. Dawne works two pieces simultaneously to form a pair which speaks to her emotional experience of immersing herself in the Tweed Valley landscape. She overlaps layers upon layers of the cold wax and oil mixture, which she then scrapes, scratches and sands. Embedded in each piece are unseen words, numbers and letters, which are then painted over. Dawne acknowledges the positive impact of removing herself from the external demands of everyday life has on her ability to create works that invite audiences into her felt experience of the landscape. For enquiries about acquisition of artworks, please contact Monica McMahon, Western Sydney University, Art Curator

Mon, 28 Jan 2019 00:00:00 +1100
Feb 12

Free Academic Literacy Workshop
Free 2 and 4 day workshops on essay writing and referencing skills.

Training and skill upgrade

Students

Free 2 and 4 day workshops on essay writing and referencing skills.
Between 12 February and 1 March 2019, there will be a number of free 2 and 4 day workshops on offer to help you brush up on your academic style of writing, essay writing and referencing skills, plus more. Workshops will be available at Parramatta South, Parramatta CBD, Bankstown, Kingswood, Campbelltown, Hawkesbury and Liverpool campuses.

Tue, 12 Feb 2019 00:00:00 +1100
Feb 20

ACIAC Seminar: Ancient Chinese Primers: Translation & Dissemination
A Traditional Chinese education with various trajectories translation and dissemination of texts by Chinese pedagogues with children.

Conferences and seminars

A Traditional Chinese education with various trajectories translation and dissemination of texts by Chinese pedagogues with children.
Traditional Chinese education depended a lot on the use of classical primers. In the last two hundred years or so, particularly with the various modern waves of Chinese diaspora, many of these educational materials became known to the outside world through translation. In this seminar, ACIAC’s visiting Professor Ren Xiaofei and her colleagues Professor Feng Ruizheng, Dr Liu Feng and Mr Zhang Jie will speak about a key research project that seeks to track the overseas trajectories of translation and dissemination of some of these texts used by Chinese pedagogues with children. The project is funded by a grant from the Chinese National Social Sciences Foundation, and in their seminar, they will talk about some of their findings pertaining to the travels across time and space of three texts, namely, The Thousand Character Classic (《千字文》), The Family Instructions of Zhu (《朱子家训》), and Ming Xian Ji (《明贤集》). Within the interdisciplinary and multi-dimensional research framework of translation studies, Chinese education studies, and modern communication studies, they seek to offer insights into some typical routes and features of such cross-cultural gestures of communication. The project is also important because it can shed light on how translators could further help when a part of country’s traditional culture is globalized, and how these traditional texts might contribute to today’s international Chinese language teaching and learning.

Wed, 20 Feb 2019 11:00:00 +1100
Feb 22

Nanoscale Research Group Talk
Spider silk and glue as biomimetics.

Conferences and seminars

Spider silk and glue as biomimetics. Spider silk and glue as biomimetics. Are you interested in learning a little about the biomimetrics of spider silk and spider glue? Sean J Blamires will be speaking on the topic at Campbelltown campus on Friday 22nd February at 2:00 pm. Sean is a Post Doc at UNSW and has over 60 publications on the biology and biochemistry of spider silks and glues and their production mechanisms. If you can attend the talk will be Friday Feb 22 at 2 pm at the Campbelltown Campus in Building 21, Lecture Theatre 5 (CA. 21.G.03). If you can't attend please contact Bill Price for the zoom link (b.price@westernsydney.edu.au) Everyone is welcome to attend and we look forward to seeing you!

Fri, 22 Feb 2019 14:00:00 +1100
Feb 25

Public Seminar: New materialism and the sociology of inequality: class, capital and capacities
A public seminar on new materialism and the sociology of inequality presented by Peta Hinton and Nick J. Fox.

academic events; Conferences and seminars

A public seminar on new materialism and the sociology of inequality presented by Peta Hinton and Nick J. Fox.
Class Matters: A New Materialist Approach
Presenter: Peta Hinton
The material turn that has been gathering steam in the social and cultural sciences in recent years is distinguished by its signature approach to materiality as emergent, indeterminate, self-organising or sui generis: a dynamic participant in social meanings and processes that extends political analysis to more-than-human agencies.
Re-materialising Social Class
Presenter: Nick J. Fox
In this paper I outline a new materialist perspective on social class, and contrast this with existing approaches. Marx’s materialist analysis of social class explored two flows of matter: of human bodies and of economic capital.
Please RSVP to e.blight@westernsydney.edu.au by Friday, 22 February 2019.

Mon, 25 Feb 2019 14:00:00 +1100
Feb 26

Ideas 2170 – The future is (nearly) now: Transport in the 21st Century
Western is again joining with Liverpool City Council to host Ideas 2170 – a series of public discussions to take place on Liverpool City campus.

Conferences and seminars; Information sessions; Social events

Western is again joining with Liverpool City Council to host Ideas 2170 – a series of public discussions to take place on Liverpool City campus.
Ideas 2170 brings together transport visionaries and leaders in urban planning to discuss a topic vital to the future of Western Sydney. The next event in the series will be ‘The future is (nearly) now: Transport in the 21st Century’. Artificial intelligence and its impact on everyday life continues to intrigue and inspire. What will the future of transport look like? How can advanced technologies improve our transport systems and how will they affect city planning? Clare Gardiner-Barnes, Deputy Secretary Freight, Strategy and Planning at Transport for NSW will be leading the forum, together with a panel of experts – Dr Tim Williams, Australasia Cities Leader at Arup and Adjunct Professor at Western Sydney University; Andrew Chapman, Director of Operations NSW at Australian Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, and; Professor Donald McNeill from Western Sydney University’s Institute for Culture and Society. Master of Ceremonies for the evening will be Associate Professor Awais Piracha from the School of Social Sciences & Psychology. Members of the audience will also have the chance to ask questions. Please register through Eventbrite by Wednesday 20 February. Tickets are free.

Tue, 26 Feb 2019 17:30:00 +1100
Feb 27

EdFest 2019
Edfest provides students with the opportunity to explore career start information and network with a wide range of employer and teaching sourcing agencies.

academic events; Conferences and seminars; Exhibitions and performances

Edfest provides students with the opportunity to explore career start information and network with a wide range of employer and teaching sourcing agencies.
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, 27 Feb 2019 09:30:00 +1100
Feb 28

Introduction to Stata and Basic Analysis
Short introduction to Stata and basic analysis.

academic events; Conferences and seminars; Training and skill upgrade

Short introduction to Stata and basic analysis.
This Basic Stata course is for new comers with little or no statistical previous experience. This two day course will equip participants with basic statistical skills and allowing them to perform basic descriptive and logistic regression analyses. Participants will be introduced to basic features of Stata 12 or higher version. They will be introduced to Stata features for opening and exploring files, data cleaning, and how to prepare a do file prior to analysis and logging outputs. They will learn how to undertake exploratory and descriptive data analysis including examining data distribution and graphing. Participants will also be gently introduced to linear and logistic regression analyses. Date: Thursday, 28 February to Friday, 01 March 2019 10:00am–4:30pm Fee: Student $500.00 Professional $850.00

Thu, 28 Feb 2019 09:00:00 +1100
Feb 28

Gender UNLIMITED* #3: Engaging Communities
The third seminar in the Gender UNLIMITED* series, “Engaging Communities” asks: how can we engage diverse communities in the push for gender equality?

academic events; Conferences and seminars; Information sessions

All staff, students, and friends welcome
The third seminar in the Gender UNLIMITED* series, “Engaging Communities” asks: how can we engage diverse communities in the push for gender equality?
**Gender UNLIMITED* #3: Engaging Communities**
The third seminar in the Gender UNLIMITED* series, “Engaging Communities” asks: how can we engage diverse communities in the push for gender equality? Bringing together a cross-section of industry and community leaders who have each played important roles in engaging diverse communities over several decades, this seminar explores strategies and opportunities to engage diverse communities in gender equity on our campuses, in our workplaces, and within local communities themselves. Our keynote presentation will be delivered by Professor Nareen Young, Industry professor, Indigenous Workforce Diversity at UTS and former CEO of Diversity Council Australia. The panel discussion is chaired by Professor Sev Ozdowski AM, Director of Equity and Diversity at Western Sydney University. Panelists include Samantha Webster (Pride in Diversity), Amanda Rose and Maria Kovacic (Western Sydney Women) and B-Ann Echevarria (NSW Refugee Health Service). Morning tea is included.
Session details are provided below. To RSVP for the event please visit: https://surveyswesternsydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9S5iWXFd9a8y4w5
EVENT DETAILS: Gender UNLIMITED* #3
- Program: Gender UNLIMITED* #3: ENGAGING COMMUNITIES
- 10:00am – 12:00pm Thursday 28th February 2019 Learning Studio 29, Level 7, Peter Shergold Building Parramatta City Campus (1PSQ)
- 10:00–10:05 – WELCOME (Professor Janice Aldrich-Wright, WSU)
- 10:05–10:50 – KEYNOTE: ENGAGING DIVERSE COMMUNITIES IN THE PUSH FOR GENDER EQUALITY (Professor Nareen Young, UTS)
- 10:50–11:00 – MORNING TEA
- 11:00–12:00 – PANEL DISCUSSION: STRATEGIES FOR ENGAGING DIVERSE COMMUNITIES (Professor Sev Ozdowski AM, WSU; Professor Nareen Young, UTS; Samantha Webster, Pride in Diversity; Amanda Rose and Maria Kovacic, Western Sydney Women; B-Ann Echevarria, NSW Refugee Health Service)
- RSVP: https://surveyswesternsydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9S5iWXFd9a8y4w5(opens in a new window)
- Series Contact: Dr Kieryn McKay, SAGE Project Officer, k.mckay@westernsydney.edu.au.
Thu, 28 Feb 2019 10:00:00 +1100
Feb 28

Postgraduate Islamic Studies Network Workshop
The Postgraduate Islamic Studies Network brings students and researchers working on Islam and Muslims together for an in-depth analysis and discussion.

academic events

Mixed

The Postgraduate Islamic Studies Network brings students and researchers working on Islam and Muslims together for an in-depth analysis and discussion.
Australian Muslims are largely urban dwellers with an overwhelming majority living in Greater Western Sydney region where Western Sydney University is located. Muslims are also one of the fastest growing populations in Australia and their level of educational attainment compares positively with the total Australian population. Given their large presence in the Greater Western Sydney region and at the Western Sydney University, Muslim students are a great human capital that Western Sydney University can harness. The Postgraduate Islamic Studies Network Workshops are a vehicle for bringing Muslim and non-Muslim students at Western Sydney University and from other universities in Sydney working on Islamic and Muslim-focused research projects together for an in-depth analysis and discussion. The aim is to harness this resource and enrich it with skills and knowledge for the greater good of the Greater Western Sydney community and the larger Australian society. Last Thursday of each month from 5:00pm to 7:00pm at Bankstown campus a group of students, academics, and community members gather to take part in a panel discussion which concentrates on various aspects of Islam and the Muslim community both in Australia and overseas.

Thu, 28 Feb 2019 17:00:00 +1100
Mar 1

Western Women Transforming the Built Environment
We welcome you to attend a celebratory breakfast to launch the Western Women Transforming the Built Environment project.

Conferences and seminars

We welcome you to attend a celebratory breakfast to launch the Western Women Transforming the Built Environment project.
The breakfast will open with a keynote presentation from Tasha Burrell, Program Director West, Landcom and follow with a panel discussion facilitated by David Borger, Western Sydney Director of the Sydney Business Chamber. Join with us to help show your support for the project, coming together with alumni, staff and industry professionals to hear the stories of our up and coming 'Western women'.

Fri, 01 Mar 2019 07:00:00 +1100
Mar 1

Writing & Society Research Centre seminar
Zheng Xiaoqiong (郑小琼) in conversation with Kate Fagan and Isabelle Li.

academic events; Conferences and seminars

All welcome

Zheng Xiaoqiong (郑小琼) in conversation with Kate Fagan and Isabelle Li.
Please join award-winning Guangdong poet Zheng Xiaoqiong for a reading of her poetry, to be followed by a lively discussion of her writing and work, with translation by Isabelle Li. All welcome. Translator and critic Jonathan Stalling writes: “Zheng Xiaoqiong’s poetry exploded on the Chinese literary scene when it won the Liqun Literature Award from Peoples’ Literature in 2007 [...] While some critics have tried to pigeonhole her as a model “migrant worker poet,” her poetry defies the aesthetic expectations this label often implies. At one level her work depicts the painful vulnerability of migrant workers within the grist of factory life, but she does so within a kind of industrial pastoral where machines, fire, and, above all, iron convulse into a terrifying sublime. Stylistically her work is quite complex – readers often confront a great deal of enjambment and ambiguity in and between the lines, as well as copious references to Classical Chinese history, literature, and philosophy that make her work hard if not impossible to categorise.” (Poetry International Web, https://www.poetryinternationalweb.net/pi/site/poet/item/24307/14/Zheng-Xiaoqiong)

Fri, 01 Mar 2019 11:00:00 +1100
Mar 2

Chinese New Year Reception
A fun and most cherished Chinese Festival of each year.

Social events

Everyone

A fun and most cherished Chinese Festival of each year.
You are invited to join ACIAC for our 2019 Chinese New Year Reception, and share the culture and fun behind THE most cherished Chinese Festival of each year. You will know more about contemporary China through fascinating stories from: *one of Australia’s top China experts speaking about the unique Chinese sense of humour; *a well-known poet from China poeticizing everyday Chinese life, touching your heart, and inspiring your interest in the magic of words; *one of Sydney’s funniest professionals sharing his experience and understanding of the New Chinese in Australia. We also cordially invite you to enjoy the artworks by two of Sydney’s most stunning artists and experience women’s power before the advent of the International Women’s Day. We look forward to having you for a joyful session of cultural sharing!

Sat, 02 Mar 2019 14:00:00 +1100
Mar 2

WSU Mardi Gras
Western students and staff will march in the 2019 Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras to show their support for our university's diversity and LGBTIQ peers

Social events

Western students and staff will march in the 2019 Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras to show their support for our university's diversity and LGBTIQ peers
Cheer on the team at the Mardi Gras parade and/or show your support at the WSU Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at #prideunlimited & #sydneymardigras For more information or register to be a part of our float go to www.westernsydney.edu.au

Sat, 02 Mar 2019 19:00:00 +1100
Mar 2

Public Astronomy Night March 2
From Dust to Destruction

academic events; Conferences and seminars; Exhibitions and performances; Social events

students, staff, alumni, general public

From Dust to Destruction
Astronomy Night – From Dust to Destruction Speaker – Dr Luke Bozzetto Explore the evolution of the Universe - from the cosmic soup present during the Big Bang, to the formation of the first stars & planets, up until our present day, and then travel into the future and look into the fate of our Sun and Earth, and the possible ends of the Universe. Includes presentation, short 3D movie, tour of the dome and viewing of the night sky through a range of telescopes (weather permitting). Cost for Public Astronomy Nights: $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. REGISTRATION FOR THE EVENT VIA OUR WEBSITE IS ESSENTIAL.

Sat, 02 Mar 2019 20:00:00 +1100
Mar 5

CER Educational Conversation: Researching Partnerships in Fresh AIR
Educational Conversations Seminar Series

academic events

Academics, HDR students, educators, broad community.

Educational Conversations Seminar Series
This presentation will reference partnership themes from the New South Wales Fresh AIR (Artist in Residence) longitudinal research study, which investigated three sustained artists-in-residence partnerships in primary and secondary government schools over the period of three years from 2014 – 2016. This was a predominately qualitative study of teaching artists, arts teachers and arts students collaborating together in Australian government schools that were partnered by arts organisations. Emphasis will be placed on the implications for students in schools when collaborative arts partnerships leverage creative community building beyond the walls of the arts classroom. Discover the key elements that contribute to the growth and maintenance of a creative school ecology. Participants will learn research skills and procedures associated with a qualitative study that will be emphasised especially within a project that relied on multiple partnerships. PRESENTER: Associate Professor Mary Mooney is a recipient of the Drama Australia President’s Award and the award for Outstanding Professional Service from the NSW Professional Teachers' Council. Mary is a Director of Research and Strategic Partnerships on the Drama Australia Board, a member of the National Advocates for Arts Education and the Australian Alliance of Associations in Education #EduConvs

Tue, 05 Mar 2019 12:00:00 +1100
Mar 13

Business Careers Evening
The Business Careers Evening presents business owners and managers with the unique opportunity to meet with students nearing the completion of their degrees.

academic events; Exhibitions and performances

The Business Careers Evening presents business owners and managers with the unique opportunity to meet with students nearing the completion of their degrees.
The School of Business and Western Sydney University Careers are pleased to announce the return of the highly successful Business Careers Evening in 2019, at our Parramatta CBD campus. The Business Careers Evening presents business owners and managers with the unique opportunity to meet with students nearing the completion of their degrees. Our students have taken both a theoretical and practical approach to their studies, entering the workforce with real world experience and the skills required to succeed. This is a great way for a large number of students, eagerly looking for the next step in their careers, to hear about a variety of positions and programs on offer.

Wed, 13 Mar 2019 17:00:00 +1100
Mar 16

Public Astronomy Night March 16
Space Junk

academic events; Conferences and seminars; Exhibitions and performances; Social events

students, staff, alumni, general public

Space Junk
Astronomy Night – Space Junk Speaker – Ms Raelene Sommer Orbital debris is circling around our planet. How did it get there, why do we care and what can we do about it. Includes presentation, short 3D movie, tour of the dome and viewing of the night sky through a range of telescopes (weather permitting). Cost for Public Astronomy Nights: $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. REGISTRATION FOR THE EVENT VIA OUR WEBSITE IS ESSENTIAL.

Sat, 16 Mar 2019 20:00:00 +1100
Mar 20

Human Rights + Technology: A Community Consultation with AHRC
The Whitlam Institute will host a community consultation on Human Rights and Technology as part of a major review by the AHRC.

Conferences and seminars

General public, interested in politics, multiculturalism, human rights, law.

The Whitlam Institute will host a community consultation on Human Rights and Technology as part of a major review by the AHRC.
The Whitlam Institute will host a community consultation on Human Rights and Technology as part of a major review by the Australian Human Rights Commission. You're invited to share your thoughts at Western Sydney's Human Rights and Technology consultation. We will explore how responsible innovation can harness the opportunities of new technology while guarding against the threats, and why technology should be shaped by human values to protect and promote our rights and freedoms. Featuring Human Rights Commissioner Edward Santow and Whitlam Institute Director Leanne Smith, this event is a must for anyone who is interested in this world-changing issue. We will ask: How do we use tech for good? How do we encourage responsible innovation of technology? How do we protect human rights in the digital age? What is the impact of technology on human rights? If you can't join us in person, submit your questions through Facebook or Twitter with the hashtag #RightsTechAu. Light refreshments available. Free event, registration essential.

Wed, 20 Mar 2019 18:00:00 +1100
Mar 22

Law Careers Evening 2019
Law Careers Evening targets final and penultimate year law students and connects them with potential employers

academic events; Conferences and seminars; Exhibitions and performances

Law Careers Evening targets final and penultimate year law students and connects them with potential employers
The Law Career Evening is the opportunity for employers to recruit law graduates with a degree focus on corporate mergers, competition, criminal law, dispute resolution, employee relations, estate planning, family law, government, human rights, real estate and taxation law. The Western Sydney University's Law Careers Evening targets final and penultimate year law students. The event attracts over 100 law students wanting to know more about different work opportunities such as firm's clerkship and graduate opportunities. Senior academic staff will be at the event and you will have the opportunity to network and engage around your company’s specific needs going into 2019. This is a great way to hear increase your profile among students, academic staff and the Greater Western Sydney community.

Fri, 22 Mar 2019 18:00:00 +1100
Mar 29

Policing and Criminology Careers Expo
This event will bring together some of our 2000 Policing and Criminology students with employers from a variety of industries and organisations.

academic events; Conferences and seminars; Exhibitions and performances

This event will bring together some of our 2000 Policing and Criminology students with employers from a variety of industries and organisations.
The School of Social Sciences and Psychology and Western Sydney University Careers are pleased to announce the Policing and Criminology Careers Expo 2019, to be held at our Parramatta South campus. This event will bring together some of our 2000 Policing and Criminology students with employers from a variety of industries and organisations. The event allows exhibitors to showcase and promote their employment and graduate opportunities. In addition, it allows organisations to increase their profile among students and the Greater Western Sydney community, talk to students about industries they may not have considered, and gives you the first choice of some of our top students. This event will be well-promoted to our students across all years and we are expecting a great turnout from both the School and employers. We look forward to meeting with you on the day.

Fri, 29 Mar 2019 10:00:00 +1100
Aug 8

Property and Construction Management Expo
The event connects Western Sydney students in all years of study with a wide range of employers in the Property and Construction industry.

academic events; Exhibitions and performances

The event connects Western Sydney students in all years of study with a wide range of employers in the Property and Construction industry.
Western Sydney University is again proud to host the highly successful Property and Construction Careers Expo in 2018. This year's event will connect Western Sydney students in all years of study with a wide range of employers in the Property and Construction industry. As a student,the Expo will provide a forum for you to explore available employment opportunities, allow you to enhance your networking skills in meeting with these employers, and help you top;explore your individual career direction and career opportunities more broadly. As an employer, you will be able to raise your organisation's profile through heightened awareness across Western Sydney Students and have the opportunity to meet face-to-face, and to get the first pick of potential candidates for current and upcoming job vacancies. Registration

Thu, 08 Aug 2019 00:00:00 +1000
Aug 27

Tourism and Heritage Careers Expo
This event will connect Western Sydney University Tourism and Heritage students with a wide range of employers from relevant industries.

academic events; Conferences and seminars; Exhibitions and performances

This event will connect Western Sydney University Tourism and Heritage students with a wide range of employers from relevant industries.
Western Sydney University is again proud to host the Tourism and Heritage Careers Expo. This event will connect Western Sydney University Tourism and Heritage students in all years of study with a wide range of employers from relevant industries. As a student, the Expo will provide a forum for you to hear from graduates about their journey into satisfying work, explore available employment opportunities, allow you to polish up your networking skills in meeting with these employers and help you to explore your own personal career direction and hear about career opportunities more broadly. As an employer, you will be able to raise your organisation's profile through heightening awareness across the WSU campus student and staff communities and have the opportunity to meet face-to-face with potential candidates for current and upcoming job vacancies.

Tue, 27 Aug 2019 00:00:00 +1000

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