2024 Shape the Nation Lecture: Dr Cathy Foley AO PSM
The Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia warmly invites you to the 2024 Shape the Nation lecture, to be delivered by Dr Cathy Foley AO PSM, Australia’s Chief Scientist. As a leader in science and innovation, Dr Foley will offer a thought-provoking exploration of the role social sciences play in addressing Australia’s most pressing challenges […]
2024 Annual Dinner
2024 Annual Dinner | Tuesday 19 November | 6.00 – 10.00pm The Marion, Canberra The Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia warmly invites you to join us for our 2024 Annual Dinner. The dinner will be held at The Marion in Canberra on Tuesday 19 November 2024 with arrivals from 6.00pm and formalities commencing […]
2024 New Fellows Presentations
New Fellows Presentations | Tuesday 19 November | 2.00 – 5.00pm The Conservatory | Midnight Hotel, Canberra Free event Each year, the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia elects the most distinguished social scientists in Australia as Fellows. These New Fellows will join the ranks of over 700 of Australia’s leading researchers and professionals across […]
Tax reform: laying the foundations | 2024 Keith Hancock Lecture and Panel Discussion
CEDA in partnership with the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, is pleased to invite you to participate in a discussion on tax reform with leading commentators. Tax reform has consistently been a contentious topic, with successive governments hesitant to address it significantly, and experts involved in the discourse often at odds over the […]
The Stupidity Paradox of Working in Universities | The Peer Revue
Smart meets silly in The Peer Revue, where cutting-edge research fuels improv comedy. Each show, a different superstar researcher tells stories from their research, which will inspire a cast of talented improvisers to create brand new, unscripted comedy. Thu Sep 12 – Guest: Professor Jill Blackmore AM Universities are full of smart people who are […]
The Great Debate: Does social media unite or divide us?
A Social Sciences Week special event Tuesday 10 September National Library of Australia In an era where social media shapes our interactions and perceptions, the lines between connection and division have never been more blurred. With rising concerns about misinformation, online bans and the impact of digital echo chambers, we must ask: is social media […]
Information session: Workshops Program 2025
The Academy Workshops Program offers financial assistance to Australian social scientists to host multidisciplinary workshops, aimed at advancing research and policy agendas on nationally important issues. Each year, up to eight workshops are funded, with grants of up to $9,000 (excl. GST). In this session, we provide a comprehensive overview of the Workshops Program, covering […]
The Future of Medicare: Research-informed policy for better access and health
The Future of Medicare: Research-informed policy for better access and health Wednesday 19 June9.30am – 5.00pmNational Portrait Gallery, Canberra A conference marking the 40th anniversary of Medicare Since its inception in 1984, Medicare has faced numerous challenges such as increasing costs, population ageing, and the growing burden of chronic disease. To meet such challenges, continuous […]
Exploring Indigenous Research: Conducting ethical research and improving access of research outcomes to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
This collaborative webinar on Exploring Indigenous Research: Conducting ethical research and improving access of research outcomes to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples aimed to deepen understanding of ethical and responsible research practices within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Leading researchers, stakeholders, and institutions shared insights and practical guidance on conducting ethical research and […]
