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ANU Flexible Double Degree (FDD)

Build a study program that matches your goals and passions. Graduate with two undergraduate qualifications faster than completing them separately. Broaden your expertise, boost career opportunities, and stand out in a competitive world. At Australia’s top-ranked university, choose from over 600 combinations in Arts, Social Sciences, Business, and Science group.

09 Jul 2026
Research

Verses of reconciliation: Elfie Shiosaki’s poetry is helping Australia heal

Noongar and Yawuru scholar Elfie Shiosaki sees poetry as a technology for peace and truth-telling.Originally published on ANU…

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18 Jun 2026
Research

James Smithies helped digitise the Royal Family’s archives. Now, he’s bringing that expertise to ANU

From working for Her Majesty, the late Queen Elizabeth II to leading the newly created ANU HASS Digital Research Hub, Professor…

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Dr Hannah Robertson recently completed her PhD with ANU POLIS: The Centre for Social Policy Research. Photo: Jack Ellis/ANU
15 Jun 2026
Research

Dating apps transformed relationships. Regulation is still catching up

75% of Australians who use dating apps have experienced some kind of harassment or abuse in digital dating contexts. New ANU…

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07 Jul 2026, 10:30AM
Gallery

Murrudha: Sovereign walks - tracking cultural actions through art, Country, language, and music - Track #14

Murrudha: Sovereign Walks – Track #14 is the fourteenth outcome associated with the ANU Indigenous Health and Wellbeing Grand Challenge project "…

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Georges Demenÿ, pneumatic measurement of the moving body, 1890s. Image courtesy of the Collège de France.
27 Jul 2026, 12:00PM
Seminar

Bodies as Living Laboratories: Towards A Sociology of Experimentation

Experimentation has become one of the most dominant forms of knowledge production in use today, invoked by scientists, artists, activists, policy…

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28 Jul 2026, 04:00PM
Lecture/seminar

Ancestral futures in practice - museums as platforms for continuities

Recognising and embedding First Nations concepts within museum work has characterised museum practice for the past two decades. Today, First Nations…

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