
5 September - 11 September 2022
Now in its fifth year, Social Sciences Week is a series of events held across Australia during the second week of September. Offering insights into the impact of the Social Sciences on our lives, this initiative was established to introduce Social Sciences to the wider public and discuss social and political change and the potential such change promises for our daily lives. UNSW will be participating again this year, this time digitally.
UNSW Social Sciences community discusses driving positive change and shaping an inclusive society for a better tomorrow.
5 September | 12pm – 1pm | We invite you to a program of talks and Q&As showcasing innovative and interdisciplinary research in the social sciences hosted by Associate Professor Mary Zournazi.
7 September | 5.30pm – 7pm | Hear from Adjunct Associate Professor Eileen Pittaway, Dr Linda Bartolomei, Andrea Ayala and Machtelt De Vriese.
8 September | 3pm – 5pm | BOOK LAUNCH: China-Russia Strategic Alignment in International Politics by Dr Alexander Korolev.
8 September | 4pm – 5pm | Are you good at trivia? Are you competitive? Do you like to have (nerd) fun? The trivia competition is open to all students enrolled in UNSW ADA degree programs.
In this session, you’ll learn how to present yourself professionally and effectively articulate your strengths in your resume, cover letter and interview. You’ll also gain knowledge on how UNSW Careers can support you in your career journey.
It’s highly recommended that you upload your resume to the UNSW Resume Checker and review these short online modules (Enrolment Key: ResourceAccess) in preparation for this session.
7 September | 12pm – 1pm
Open to all current ADA students.
If you have a difficult problem to solve, ask a social scientist!
Revisit the 2021 podcast series, hosted by Associate Professor Siobhan O’Sullivan, featuring 10 academics from across ADA.