Events

New Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) students are invited to attend this compulsory program welcome session.

Fourth year psychology students are invited to attend this mid-year check in session. Gather advice on thesis writing, time management, maintaining work-life balance, along with practical tips on next steps post-honours.

An 80,000 word thesis. Their time.....3 minutes. PhD students from the six schools in Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences (HaBS) will compete in the Faculty Final of the Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) Competition.

Your program may include some time on placement, or 'work-integrated learning'. Before you can commence your placement, there are some important requirements that you need to meet. This information session will help you navigate the compliance requirements of placement.

This webinar will provide an overview of vascular ageing physiology, the impact of vascular ageing on our heart and brain, markers for early detection, and the role exercise plays in healthy ageing by modifying or delaying this vascular deterioration.

This workshop will discuss applying for grants to work with older adult populations.

Promoting well-being and health globally through effective parenting support.

Palliative care is a specialty healthcare service designed to provide superlative support to people with serious illness and their care partners.

This webinar will be presented by Dr Janette Young, Lecturer in Health Sciences (Health Promotion & Health Services), University of South Australia.

This month's webinar will be presented by Professor Mike Martin from the University of Zurich. Join the discussion on innovations in measuring and supporting healthy ageing in real life and just-in-time contexts, leading to new understandings that can guide public health policy.

This month's webinar will be presented by Dr Xiaoping Lin, Research Fellow, Clinical Registries, Monash University.

This workshop will cover all phases of research, from how to settle on an impactful but feasible project, co-design and respectful partnerships with older people, networking with relevant community organisations, common pitfalls in methodology and data write-up, targeting the right journal and audience for your work, and tips for setting the stage for your next career move in the field.

Presented by Dr Bec Bennett, Clinical and Research Audiologist, Ear Science Institute Australia and Adjunct Senior Clinical Research Fellow, Curtin University.

Join Scientia Professor Kaarin Anstey, Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute, for 'Old and new challenges for healthy ageing'.

This virtual session hosted by the HaBS Faculty will cover the ‘what,’ ‘why’ and ‘how’ of postdocs and different pathways available. Current postdocs will share their journeys from HDR student to postdoc.

Research students from schools in the Health and Behavioural Sciences Faculty will describe their research in engaging 3-minute presentations and compete for a spot in the UQ 3MT Final

Research students from schools in the Health and Behavioural Sciences Faculty will describe their research in engaging 3-minute presentations and compete for a spot in the UQ 3MT Final.