Past events

RIEL & Co and the Office of Research & Innovation present this documentary about gender inequality and the experience of women in the sciences.

The world has turned upside-down for many of us, and now is the time to re-evaluate your career options, change things up or build on the skills and knowledge you already possess.

Join this live webinar as we talk you through the steps on applying to study with Charles Darwin University. We’ll also talk to you about ATAR and the Tertiary Enabling Program.

We’ll take you through the steps on what it is like to study online with CDU and hear from current students who will share their hints and tips to succeed. 

A lifelong passion and commitment to the rights of First Nations peoples and workers have led Dr Wendy Ludwig to collect posters that focus attention on issues of extreme importance to First

Participants will be positioned as community-led designers to tackle structural problems related to gender equality in NT.

The 2016-17 Royal Commission into the Detention and Protection of Young People in the Northern Territory promised to be a watershed moment for truth-telling in relation to the youth detention syste

Join us at the NT Premiere and fundraising screening of DJÄKAMIRR at the Deckchair Cinema. 

Due to an increasing global call to mobilize artists to respond to the urgent and serious challenges facing humanity, such as climate change, there exist expectations of artists and their art. 

In this unique walkshop (walking workshop), participants will be guided by a Larrakia elder and experts in the military and environmental history of Rapid Creek.

In this Refugee Week seminar, we explore the human impacts of Australia’s refugee policy, from multiple perspectives.

This lecture by Australia’s leading historian, Professor Henry Reynolds will discuss his most recent publication Truth-telling: History, Sovereignty, and the Uluru Statement, published by New

This seminar focusses on the Rohingya refugees - who are a religious-ethnic minority in Myanmar’s northern state of Rakhine.

Join Therese Ritchie as she unpacks her research and creative processes, as well as articulates the significance of her imagery in her thought-provoking exhibition.

Study a nationally recognised nursing degree with CDU and you could be delivering care in local or remote communities and hospitals, assisting with global humanitarian relief, or