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.

To find out about ANU Public Lectures and events, 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 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 on the link to register.

Thursday 23 May 2013
Renewable energy in Spain: Technology and politics

Wednesday 29 May 2013
Canberra Times/ANU literary event: The Good Life – Hugh Mackay

Wednesday 29 May 2013
‘Pivots’ and other priorities: Obama’s second term foreign policy

Monday 3 June 2013
Women in academia

Thursday 6 June 2013
Deep history, compulsive hoarding, and the brain: When does history begin? What characterises it? What drives human history?

What if I miss a lecture?

Many of our public lectures are recorded and available at ANU Channel on YouTube. Podcasts of ANU lectures are also available for download.

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 is available online and for download.

Please note that parking around venues is often 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?

Public Lectures Officer
Strategic Communications and Public Affairs
02 6125 4144
events@anu.edu.au