Try pinching, coiling and slab-building in an introductory clay workshop. The session ends with a collaborative installation. This is experimental clay play: there are no raw or kiln-fired products to take home. Book through the official event page.
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Hear artists and industry professionals discuss how they have built careers in music and the creative industries. The panel covers developing a creative practice, finding collaborators, navigating opportunities and setbacks, and building sustainable pathways. There will be an audience question-and-answer session. This free external event is part of Randwick City Council’s Town Hall Takeover, delivered
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The International Student Career Expo brings students and graduates together with employers and organisations at Sydney Town Hall. Explore career and graduate opportunities, ask recruiters questions and attend talks about work and career pathways. This is an external, student-led event led by the International Student Representative Committee and co-hosted by UNSW Postgraduate Council and SUPRA.
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T226:week10 Are you struggling to find professional connections and career opportunities while studying in Sydney? This event helps Sydney university students expand their professional network, develop communication skills and connect with like-minded peers and industry representatives. Sydney Student Networking Night continues the tradition of bringing students and young professionals together through meaningful conversations and career-focused
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T226: Week 7 Join us for KOI Open Day 2026 and discover what studying at KOI could look like for you. Explore our campus, experience our innovative learning environment, meet our academic and support teams, and learn more about student life. What to Expect Whether you’re ready to study or simply exploring your options, Open
[T226: Week 7] Swap the library for a day of live science, hands-on discovery, and a genuine mental reset that is completely free and only a short ride from campus. The Australian Museum is Australia’s first museum and a Darlinghurst icon, and its Sydney Science Trail has grown into one of the city’s most popular
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At KOI, your voice and experience matters, and we would love to hear from you. We are excited to invite you to a special Dean’s Forum, where you will have the unique opportunity to meet and speak with the Chief Executive Officer & Dean / President of KOI, Dr Doug Hinchliffe. This is a chance for you to directly engage with
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[T126] Struggling to stand out when every brand and assignment feels the same? This webinar helps Sydney university students sharpen their communication and marketing skills, making them more competitive for internships, freelance work, and future careers. Storytelling has become a core marketing skill in today’s digital economy, where audiences value authenticity and connection over traditional
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Discover the heart of democracy in New South Wales with a free guided tour of the Parliament of NSW. This engaging experience allows visitors to explore one of Australia’s oldest and most historic parliamentary buildings, learn how laws are made, and gain insight into the political history of the state. Led by knowledgeable guides, the
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We are pleased to invite you to an important professional development opportunity designed for all students interested in building a strong and successful career in accounting. KOI will be hosting a CPA Information Session, presented by Ms Kim Hwang, FCPA Advisor at CPA Australia. This session will help you understand the value of the Certified Practising Accountant (CPA) designation and
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KOI Student Society acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, Traditional Custodians of the land where our Sydney community learns, works and connects, and the Awabakal and Worimi peoples, Traditional Custodians of the lands of our Newcastle community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise their continuing connection to Country.
