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If you are considering returning to study in some shape or form, register and join this information session! About this eventThinking about returning to study?Enjoy a drink and some nibbles as you get your questions answered.Whether you are considering a career change, wanting to upskill to enhance your employability, or have taken a break from studying and looking to return, UC is here to support your aspirations. We will cover:Is returning to study right for you? What’s in it for you?Support services available to help balance work, life and studyYour study options at UCPathways to your courseApplication and admissions processAccommodation optionsFunding your studies – Fees and ScholarshipsQ&A Location: Bega UC Clinical Training Facility - South East Regional HospitalDate: Tuesday 22nd June 2021Time: 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm Suitable for those:looking to return back to study after a break - whether it's been a few year or decades since you've finished high schoolinterested in postgraduate study or short qualificationslooking to find out how education can assist with a career changewanting to upskill and become more employable This event adheres to ACT and NSW Government COVID Safe Event Protocols.Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any questions.

Statistical Significance is not the same as Cultural Significance

If you are considering returning to study in some shape or form, register and join this information session! About this eventThinking about returning to study?Enjoy a drink and some nibbles as you get your questions answered.Whether you are considering a career change, wanting to upskill to enhance your employability, or have taken a break from studying and looking to return, UC is here to support your aspirations. We will cover:Is returning to study right for you? What’s in it for you?Support services available to help balance work, life and studyYour study options at UCPathways to your courseApplication and admissions processAccommodation optionsFunding your studies – Fees and ScholarshipsQ&A Location: Batemans Bay Soldier ClubDate: Wednesday 23rd June 2021Time: 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Suitable for those:looking to return back to study after a break - whether it's been a few year or decades since you've finished high school.interested in postgraduate study or short qualificationslooking to find out how education can assist with a career changewanting to upskill and become more employable This event adheres to ACT and NSW Government COVID Safe Event Protocols. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any questions.

Dear colleagues,Please join us for the latest in our FAD seminar series, hosted by the Centre for Creative and Cultural Research. Date: Monday 5 July 2021Time: 1:30pm - 2:30pmLocation: Building 6 room 06C10, or online via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/96939807858?pwd=U2o0d3B5eWtybDVjak93b01XeEtaUT09 Meeting ID: 969 3980 7858 Passcode: 650971  Presenter: Dr Annie McCarthy

Learn the art and science, the theory and practical hands-on tactics of creating compelling communications experiences based on surveys, scientific research, public or proprietary data sources. Join Bill Shander, LinkedIn Learning’s data visualization expert, and top-rated workshop presenter, as he walks through a curriculum specially designed for different members of your team. In individual and team exercises, you will work your way up from basic visual thinking exercises to creating full outlines and plans for static infographics, PowerPoint decks, and/or interactive data experiences.You will practice converting abstract ideas and data into visuals, allowing you to conceptualize and produce a complete idea that is ready for execution. You will gain tangible real-world insights to make every data presentation you create better, as well as long-term best practices and big picture thinking that will forever change your approach to this work.Learn:Strategies for creating memorable and effective data visualizations, data stories and infographics for your organizationHow to think about data and the visual communication of dataPicking the right chart for your dataStorytelling with dataAbout information hierarchy and data visualization best practicesThe neuroscience and psychology behind how your audience will receive your data visualizationsAbout research into best practices for data design and communications----------------------------------------------Bill Shander is an information designer, helping clients turn their data into compelling visual and often interactive experiences. Bill teaches data storytelling, information design and data visualization on LinkedIn Learning, for a Big Four accounting and consulting firm, and in workshops around the world. Clients include the World Bank, United Nations, Starbucks, MIT, multiple U.S. Government agencies, and many more. Bill is also on the board of directors of the Data Visualization Society, a global member-driven community of over 17,000 data visualization professionals.----------------------------------------------Strict limit of 40 participants

Learn how to get the most from the LinkedIn platform. Meet your presenter: Nick McNaughtonNick McNaughton is a highly experienced CEO who has been a successful entrepreneur, mentor, investor and fund manager. Nick started his career in the software industry where he specialised in bringing US vendors into the Asia / Pacific region. He spent extensive time living and working in Asia. He has been a successful angel investor for over two decades. Successes include Soulmates Technology, Zookoda, Vocus (ASX:VOC) & Windlab (ASX:WND).He is a veteran of the University IP commercialization field. He is the part-time CEO of ANU Connect Ventures a $37M seed investment fund (owned by the Australian National University and MTAA Super). He has reviewed and assessed a wide array of ideas, inventions and discoveries. The fund invested in several successful companies including Lithicon (Trade sale FEI), InterfereX (Trade sale – NYSE: Dolby), Instaclustr, Liquid Instruments and EpiAxis Therapeutics.He led the initiative by the Group of Eight & the University of Auckland to partner with the IP Group to open their Asia / Pacific office in A/NZ. He has also had extensive interactions with the applied technology Universities (UTS, Wollongong, Deakin and Macquarie). He is the Chairman of the Discovery Translation Fund evaluation committee (ANU, University of Canberra, CSU) and spent 18 months on the UTS Commercialisation Advisory Panel.