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    • Monash University 2026 School of Social Sciences Graduate Student Research Symposium

    Seminar Room 2, Building 89, Campbell Hall, 21 Sports Walk, Clayton Campus. Seminar Room 2, Building 89, Campbell Hall, 21 Sports Walk, Monash University, Clayton Campus, Clayton, Victoria, Australia

    Monash University

    The theme for Monash University's 2026 School of Social Sciences Graduate Student Research Symposium is Challenges of the Age: Climate Change, Geopolitical Security, Thriving Communities. As stated in Monash's Strategic Plan, Impact 2030, we must continue to seek ways to resolve systemic social and environmental problems such as inequality and disadvantage, intolerance, discrimination, violence and environmental degradation, to get communities to flourish. The Symposium is therefore dedicated to exploring and celebrating the many ways in which we at SoSS seek to disrupt major challenges impacting us all today. View the program here.

    Free

    Social Cohesion Symposium: Belonging, Resilience, and Democratic Participation

    Western Sydney University, Parramatta South Campus cnr Victoria Road & James Ruse Drive, Rydalmere, New South Wales, Australia

    Western Sydney University

    Join leading researchers, educators and community voices at the Social Cohesion Symposium: Belonging, Resilience, and Democratic Participation as part of Social Science Week 2026. This thought-provoking event explores some of the most pressing challenges facing contemporary Australia, from multiculturalism and social cohesion to media trust, democratic participation, belonging and resilience. Through expert panels and lively discussion, the symposium will examine how communities navigate exclusion, build connection, and contribute to a more inclusive society. Bringing together scholars from across Australia alongside practitioners and community representatives, the symposium offers a unique opportunity to engage with fresh research, diverse perspectives and practical solutions. […]

    Free

    Kummargii Yulendji Symposium 2026

    RMIT Storey Hall 342 Swanston Street Building 16, level 5, Melbourne, Victoria +1 more

    RMIT

    Co-convened by Informit and CAVAL, Kummargii Yulendji Symposium is in its fourth year in 2026. Focusing on how we describe, apply and amplify First Peoples’ Knowledges, research and publications, the symposium offers a collegial forum for the Indigenisation of Australian research, libraries and publishing sectors. Kummargii Yulendji means ‘Knowledge is rising’ in Boonwurrung, named by Professor N’arwee’t Carolyn Briggs, senior Boonwurrung Elder and academic. This title reflects the current upwelling of First Peoples’ Knowledges and research being undertaken and applied in vital contemporary contexts. Keynotes: Dr Bianca Beetson, (Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi, Wiradjuri) Director, First Nations, Queensland Museum Peter Lucas Kaaka […]

    Annual Sexualities and Genders Research Showcase

    Western Sydney University, Parramatta City Campus 161-169 Macquarie Street, Parramatta, NSW, Australia

    Western Sydney University

    Why are school uniforms gendered? How can schools better support trans and gender diverse students? What are young people doing to tackle online hate? How can communities address problematic masculinity and intimate partner violence? These are just some of the thought-provoking questions explored by researchers in Western Sydney University's vibrant Sexualities and Genders Research community. Join us for the Annual Sexualities and Genders Research Showcase, where leading researchers, PhD candidates, and community partners will share innovative and impactful research on gender, sexuality, identity, inclusion, education, health, faith, and social change. Featuring a series of engaging and accessible speed presentations, the […]

    Australian Journal of Political Science – 60th Anniversary Symposium

    750 Collins St, Room 903, Level 9 (Studio Room), Docklands VIC 3008, Melbourne 750 Collins St, Room 903, Level 9 (Studio Room), Docklands, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

    Monash University

    For six decades, AJPS has published the research that has shaped how we understand Australian and international politics. To mark the journal’s 60th anniversary, we are bringing together editors, authors, international experts, and readers — past and present — for a day of conversation, reflection, and celebration. Whether you have published in the journal, reviewed for it, taught from it, or simply read an article from it, we would love you to join us. View the program here.

    Free