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27 July 2022
2022 Global Voices Scholarships
The Global Voices Scholarships will see two lucky students represent Australia at either the United Nations Climate Change Conference, held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt* or at the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) in New York.
22 July 2022
From an arts degree to jewellery designer
Art history graduate and multidisciplinary artist, Cong Yu, started her jewellery label, which explores jewellery as a sculptural material.
13 July 2022
From an arts degree to professional history and heritage management
Taking a bachelor’s degree in the arts later in his career led Martin Wright to his dream job where history is central to the role.
13 July 2022
(Re)Imagining the future of universities
Academics, professional staff, employers and industry experts, and students joined to discuss how to maximise student engagement in virtual classrooms and strengthen students’ employability.
13 July 2022
From an arts degree to making business a force for good
Proud arts grad Aivee Robinson is making corporate responsibility and social giving sustainable – with thanks to a foundational education in the arts.
13 July 2022
From an arts degree to co-founder of The Daily Aus
From political crossbench advisor to leading a social-first news outlet, Zara Seidler has turned her arts degree into a multi-faceted career.
13 July 2022
From an arts degree to a global consulting gig
Ben Robinson is helping organisations rethink the way they approach sustainability, human rights, and culture. How? With an arts degree.
12 July 2022
From an economics degree to leading strategy and sustainability
Caroline Boateng is a Commonwealth Bank senior strategy manager and economics grad making customer-centred design come first.
12 July 2022
From an arts degree to helping transform Sydney's public spaces
From jewellery maker to impactful creative industry specialist for a global city, Kelly Robson epitomises the possibilities of pursuing the arts.
11 July 2022
International fellowships driving collaboration
The University is partnering with researchers from around the globe to create new knowledge across disciplines in the humanities and social sciences.
