Events

Join us for a sustainability event promoting circular fashion.

The New Zealand Health, Work and Retirement Study (NZHWR) is the longest running longitudinal study of ageing in Aotearoa New Zealand. The study brings together complimentary disciplines such as social gerontology, psychology, public health, and human geography to explore a broad range of factors that contribute to well-being in older age.

New Master and Graduate Certificate in Pharmaceutical Industry Practice students are invited to attend this essential program welcome session.

This is an essential information session for all students joining the Master of Clinical Pharmacy and Graduate Certificate in Clinical Pharmacy.

What is it like to be a Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) student? This session will provide an essential introduction to your program and courses including enrolment and field placement advice.

This is an essential information session for students commencing in the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours).

This is an essential welcome and information session for all new international students commencing in the Bachelor of Psychology Science (Honours) or studies in Psychology in the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and dual programs (e.g., BA/BSc).

This session is the perfect pit stop in your honours journey, designed to help you reflect on your progress, consolidate your strategy and gear up for what lies ahead.

This is an essential information session for commencing students in the Master of Business Psychology program.

Students from the University of Pennsylvania, University of Virginia, VID Specialized University, Nanyang Polytechnic and HVL Western Norway University of Applied Sciences should attend this program information session.

Join us for the HaBS International Student Mixer, an event where you can meet fellow international students and expand your network.

Come join us for an evening of networking and socialising with like-minded individuals at the Saint Lucy Caffe e Cucina.

**The Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences will now hold a single orientation for all new students on Tuesday, 16 July 2024 at 2:00pm (registration starts at 1:30pm).**

This is an essential information session for students commencing in the Bachelor of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences (inc duals)

As part of your Introduction to Occupational Therapy for Graduates (OCTY7809), you'll also receive an orientation to your school and program.

In this talk Pia Wohland will first examine the evolution of healthy aging research from a demographic perspective, tracing the historical progression of demographic studies on aging and shifts in focus over time.

Current students within the Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences studying a postgraduate coursework program are invited to attend this open forum to share your feedback directly with the Associate Dean (Academic)

This seminar discusses the direct impact of food on our cognitive functions and emotions, detailing how certain dietary choices can affect our mental health, concentration, and mood. The significant influence of diet on the development of chronic diseases the environmental benefits of shifting towards plant-based diets will also be presented.

Current students within the Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences studying an undergraduate program are invited to attend this open forum to share your feedback directly with the Associate Dean (Academic)

In this talk Professor Helene Fung presents her findings from studies on social relationships, attention, memory, emotion and problem solving, across adult samples (aged 18 to 90+ years), from Hong Kong, USA, Canada and Germany, to show that aging is not just about declines.

This presentation explores how museum wellbeing programs such as QAGOMA’s Art and Dementia program offer opportunities to fill the gap for life-long learners, through meaningful and stimulating engagement, and positive social interaction.