Our Upcoming and Recent Events

  • Our Upcoming and Recent Events

Creating Healing Spaces: A Multi-Sensory Patient-Centred Approach to Hospital Design

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Visiting Academic seminar | Design games for innovation and digital capacity building

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CANCELLED DUE TO ILLNESS | Grandschools Panel Discussion: 'The Intergenerational Campus: Opportunities for place based co-learning and mutual belonging'

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Free community workshop | Artful advocacy: creating poems for impact – a workshop exploring narratives of ageing, aged care, nature, and climate change

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BOOK LAUNCH: Time to Write Persuasively. A Five-Step Guide For Ambitious Researchers by Karyn Gonano

Free, bookings essential. Books pre-purchased with your event attendance ticket will be available to collect at the launch.

Public exhibition: Together and apart: An exhibition on experiences of childhood brain tumour

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ITEAC ’23 Australia - An in-person symposium celebrating Australian theatre architecture and the launch of ITEAC 2023

All tickets provide access to the full online collection of ITEAC 2023 conference segments and presentations. $100 Full Day Access (includes lunch, afternoon tea and coffee). 50% discount available for QUT Staff. Limited tickets will be made available to QUT Students (ticket allows access to panel discussions only) *Eventbrite fees and charges not included in ticket price.

1-day symposium: Ageing, Art & Creativity | Monday 18th Sept | 10-4.30pm | Sunshine Coast

AAG Members $40 ($25 student/conc) NON Members $60 ($40 student/conc with code)

UQ event: Poetry & Philosophy in Health: ways of knowing, learning, being.

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FREE 1-day Symposium | Yimbaya Maranoa: Creating resonant echoes from Country

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Webinar: Theatre is nothing if not an art form enacted within possibility: co-designing applied theatre research in Paediatrics | Thurs 10 Aug, 7-8pm.

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Design for Change: Health for All - ONE DAY SYMPOSIUM - Singapore

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Distinguished scholar talk: Hope in the Unmaking: Insights from the Kalahari about the temporalities of prediction - Nic Bidwell

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Melbourne Design Week Workshop – Participate, Co-create, Advocate: Amplifying voices for Aged Care Quality

QUT Design Lab & Prof. Dominika Sobolewska presents: Techno-empathy in design as an expression of concern for a better tomorrow.

A design research perspective on web-based psychological interventions - Ingjerd Jevnaker Straand

A Conversation on HCI and UXD Research - Prof. Andreas Riener

Child & Adolescent Mental Health Conference

CHAT GPT FOR ACADEMICS: how to use it for research, branding, and managing the minutiae of your workday - an interactive discussion forum!

Developing your research career with QUT Design Lab: a primer.

QUT Design Lab Luncheon

GDTA Spotlight with QUT Design Lab: Designers in Healthcare: How co-design and design thinking gives agency to clinicians and voice to marginalized consumers

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