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Guest lecture explores Japanese culture and business etiquette
The Department of Asian Studies recently hosted a guest lecture on Japanese Business Culture and Etiquette, as part of the Introduction to Asian Cultures course.
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Centre for Global Food and Resources students win at AARES 2023 Annual Conference
Congratulations to The Centre for Global Food and Resources researchers who have attended and presented research at the 67th Australasian Agricultural Resource Economics Society Annual Conference in Christchurch, NZ.
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Professor Kym Anderson wins the 2022 Crawford Fund Medal
The School of Economics and Public Policy takes great pleasure in congratulating Professor Kym Anderson who has won the 2022 Crawford Fund Medal.
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Become an expert in digital learning technologies with the School of Education’s eLearning Program
The University of Adelaide has partnered with Apple to be the only Australian university incorporating learning technologies throughout its teaching degrees.
140 years of legal education - making history in Adelaide Law School's 140th year
In 2023 the Adelaide Law School celebrates 140 years of legal education. It’s a moment to look back on all that has been achieved across the span of three centuries, but also to look forward at what is to come. To commemorate this moment in time, we’ve invited Adelaide Law School staff to share some of the history we are making in our 140th year.
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Awakenings - a new season of the Concert Series from the Elder Conservatorium of Music
Elder Conservatorium of Music welcomes you to Awakenings, our 2023 Concert Series in our newly reawakened Elder Hall.
Suppression order review to look beyond the numbers
Suppression orders are the focus of the latest review by legal experts from the independent South Australian Law Reform Institute (SALRI) which is based at the University of Adelaide.
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Elder Conservatorium's Mad March
The Elder Conservatorium of Music's students and staff played an enormous role in this year’s Mad March, through performances at the iconic events Adelaide Festival, Adelaide Fringe, and WOMADelaide.
Persian New Year
Nowruz, also known as the Persian New Year, is a centuries-old festival celebrated by millions of people around the world, particularly in Iran and other parts of Central Asia. It is a time for joy, renewal, and reflection, as families and communities gather to welcome the arrival of spring and mark the beginning of a new year.
Centre of Aboriginal Studies in Music history-making Indigenous leadership
It is with great pleasure that the Elder Conservatorium of Music announces joint Indigenous leadership for the Centre of Aboriginal Studies in Music, for the first time in its fifty year history, welcoming Grayson Rotumah and Dylan Crismani as joint directors.
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