Public lectures
How do I find out what’s on?
ANU hosts a number of events each day which are open to the public. A full list of these is available on the ANU Events Billboard at http://billboard.anu.edu.au/events.asp.
To find out about ANU Public Lectures look for the ANU Events Calendar in The Canberra Times on Saturdays.
If you would like to be notified of upcoming ANU Public Lectures sign up using the online form at https://apollo.anu.edu.au/default.asp?pid=5606 for weekly email updates.
How do I register for an event?
Some events require prior online registration. Current events requiring this are listed below - click the link to register.
Monday 27 February
The Genome Generation: Canberra Times / ANU Literary Event, Meet the Author Series 2012
Tuesday 6 March
The Australian Moment: Canberra Times / ANU Literary Event, Meet the Author Series 2012
Tuesday 13 March
Human rights and the rise of indicator culture
Tuesday 21 February
How the exploding science of epigenetics will transform our understanding of health and disease, and Australia’s participation in it
Wednesday 28 March
Reclaiming indigenous languages: The Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program for the endangered languages of Australia and North America
What if I miss a lecture?
Many of our public lectures are recorded and available at ANUchannel on YouTube. Podcasts of ANU lectures can be downloaded at http://www.anu.edu.au/discoveranu/content/podcasts/
Where are lectures held and what facilities are available?
Lectures are held at various locations around the ANU campus. A map of the ANU Campus can be found here.
Please note that parking around venues is often very limited and we recommend that you arrive early. ANU Public Lectures are wheelchair accessible. There is limited disabled parking near lecture venues.
Who can give me more information?
Katharine Pierce
Public Lectures Officer
Communications and External Liaison Office
Office of the Vice-Chancellor
T: 02 6125 4144
E:events@anu.edu.au