Dr Tom Doig worked with XR (Extended Reality) artists Isobel Knowles and Van Sowerwine to help them create an immersive and affecting new artwork about Australia’s unprecedented 2022 climate-change disasters: The World Came Flooding In.
The SCA hosted 43 Indigenous high school students on Thursday, 22 January, as part of InspireU, UQ's program connecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students with university study and career pathways.
Dr Anne Kruger spoke to ABC TV News Breakfast presenter Bridget Brennan, and earlier the Australian Financial Review outlining AI verification tools being used to debunk the spate of conspiracy theories following Sunday's devastating Bondi attack. Dr Kruger advised against the public trying to get answers from generative AI and chat bots: "they are just not designed for this, and audiences should instead rely on journalists to corroborate and piece together credible information," she said.
The School of Communication And Arts is pleased to announce the publication of a new edited book, Beyond the Cities: The dynamics of migrant settlement in regional Australia, co-authored by Dr. Aparna Hebbani.
UQ’s School of Communication and Arts is pleased to announce the publication of Associate Professor Emma Cole’s new edited collection, Experiencing Immersion in Antiquity and Modernity: From Narrative to Virtual Reality.
The PEATLI Project is a transdisciplinary learning initiative offering UQ students from a wide range of disciplines the opportunity to explore real-life, complex issues in Indonesia.
Professor Jenna Ng, Head of the School of Communication and Arts, led a UQ delegation to Indonesia last weekend to celebrate a significant milestone: the 15th anniversary of the partnership between UQ and Universitas Indonesia's Department of Communication.
Come celebrate all the writers and artists whose reflective, transformative, beautiful work is being featured in the latest issue of Jacaranda Memento Mori.
At the recent HASS What's Working Assessment Workshop, SCA’s Dr Bonnie Evans and Dr Victoria Bladen were among a group of speakers sharing their experiences of assessment transformation in courses this semester.
Creative Flourishing is a new podcast hosted by UQ’s Research Centre in Creative Arts and Human Flourishing.
The first episode 'Creation and Curation: Archie Moore’s kith and kin' launched this week, featuring SCA Staff members Andrea Bubenik and Emma Cole and with research support from SCA HDR student Matt Bapty.
