Events

In this session, Mami Yoshino from Foxwell State Secondary College will share her experiences of embedding Indigenous perspectives and approaches into Japanese language teaching. This will be followed by discussions and idea-sharing.

Presented by Akiko Uchiyama

Presented by Beth Kearney

In this session, Megan Alexander from Tallebudgera State School will share her experiences of embedding Indigenous perspectives and approaches into Japanese language teaching. This will be followed by discussions and idea-sharing.

Presented by Professor Haiying Li (Ocean University of China, Qingdao, China)

The School of Languages and Cultures are delighted to have Consul-General and Trade Commissioner for Australia in Brazil, Gabrielle Hall visiting UQ and presenting a lecture on the 'Value of Language in the Age of AI'.

In this session, Kate Ireland (Queensland Virtual Academy & Kingaroy State School), a member of the Indigenising Japanese Curriculum Working Group, will share her experiences of embedding Indigenous perspectives and approaches into Japanese language teaching. This will be followed by discussions and idea-sharing.

Discover how poetry, criticism, and the literary humanities redefine themselves in an era increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence.

Discover why learning Russian could give you a unique career edge—in diplomacy, security, tech and more.

Presented by Prof Gil-Soo Hand from Monash University. This session will explore the contemporary grassroots movement seeking justice for survivors of the Japanese military "comfort women" system.