Events
The School of Philosophy organises various events and courses for the enjoyment of students and visitors.
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Read more below: Special Events | Cultural Day | Lifestyle & Culture Lectures | Cultural Evenings at Croydon | Plato Week
Special Events
Assorted, one-off talks, courses and gatherings that complement the School's Philosophy courses and bring practical philosophy to everyday living.
For more information, read our dedicated Special Events page.
Cultural Day
The Cultural Day is a twice-yearly event that showcases the studies and interests of students within the School.
For more information, read our dedicated Cultural Day page.
Lifestyle & Culture Lectures
The Lifestyle & Culture Lecture Series presents unique and exciting talks that explore issues of health and well-being, the arts and society, and the quest for happiness and self-knowledge.
For more information, read our dedicated Lifestyle & Culture Lectures page.
Cultural Evenings at Croydon
The Cultural Evenings at Croydon take place several times per term, and are open to students, their friends and family.
For more information, read our dedicated Cultural Evenings at Croydon page.
Plato Week
Each January, the School of Philosophy organizes and hosts a Plato Summer School, providing a wonderful opportunity for students to engage with Plato and his world. This week-long event includes guest speakers from Melbourne and abroad.
For more information, read our dedicated Plato Week page.
Upcoming/Recent Events
In Search of Eloquence
Rhonda and Gordon Walker have been presenting the course In Search of Eloquence since 2002. They are very pleased to offer the course again in 2010 for people wishing to develop their vocal machinery in order to say what they mean.
Philosophy and Happiness (Mine and other peoples)
Is happiness our natural state? If it is, and we’re not, what can we do about it?
Plato’s Five Forms of Government
January’s Lifestyle & Culture lecture will focus on the five forms of government, as presented by the Greek philosopher Plato in his seminal work, the Republic, books 8 and 9.
Cultural Day, March 2010
Details of the upcoming Cultural Day, including descriptions of each talk and the Special Presentation, entitled What is Truth? Is Mine the Same as Yours?, by By Dr. Gary Grohmann.