Why do we have juries?
28 May 2019
While the jury system embodies community values, it is by no means without challenges, says Professor Jill Hunter from UNSW Law.
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UNSW scientist selected as Australia’s APEC Science Prize nominee
UNSW scientist selected as Australia’s APEC Science Prize nominee
28 May 2019
Leading UNSW conservation scientist Dr Nicholas Murray has been selected as Australia’s nominee for the APEC Science Prize for Innovation, Research and Education.
The Problem is How We Think About The Problem
The Problem is How We Think About The Problem
29 May 2019
If you’re struggling with contradictory demands at work, adopting a paradoxical mindset could help, according to a UNSW Business academic.
2019 Australian Mental Health Prize launches at UNSW
2019 Australian Mental Health Prize launches at UNSW
29 May 2019
Prize is designed to help improve mental health care in Australia and ensure mental health issues are well understood by the public.
From honours degree to a deep dive into the abalone industry
From honours degree to a deep dive into the abalone industry
29 May 2019
A UNSW alumnus’ love for scuba diving took him on a marine science tour – from seagrass research to now working at an abalone hatchery.
Designing a new solution to our waste crisis
Designing a new solution to our waste crisis
29 May 2019
Creating new materials from waste products is essential if we’re to solve the global recycling, waste and emissions crisis.
It's time we moved the goalposts on Indigenous policies, so they reflect Indigenous values
It’s time we moved the goalposts on Indigenous policies, so they reflect Indigenous values
28 May 2019
Indigenous procurement policies are kicking goals, but who for?
Young carers’ futures look bleak without flexible school support
Young carers’ futures look bleak without flexible school support
28 May 2019
A UNSW and Flinders University survey identified hundreds of young Australians who are caring for family members with mental illnesses, alcohol and drug addictions.
'Submarines' small enough to deliver medicine inside human body
‘Submarines’ small enough to deliver medicine inside human body
27 May 2019
UNSW engineers have shown that micro-submarines powered by nano-motors could navigate the human body to provide targeted drug delivery to diseased organs without the need for external stimulus.
How a Master of Commerce in Management Accounting can fast-track your CIMA accreditation
How a Master of Commerce in Management Accounting can fast-track your CIMA accreditation
24 May 2019
Karthik Venkatesh discovered how, with recognition from the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), he was set for success.