Celebrating UNSW Women

Celebrating UNSW Women is a pioneering project to increase the visibility of women across UNSW’s public, physical and digital spaces. The collaborative project works across the University to ensure better representation of our remarkable and diverse UNSW community and is inclusive of any alumnae and former staff who identify as women. 

The three-phase project recognises UNSW women by renaming buildings and spaces across the Kensington campus, the development of a digital and physical Women’s Trail across the Kensington and Paddington campuses, and the development of an equitable naming policy aligned to the upcoming university-wide gender equity strategy.

Please join us, along with host UNSW Chancellor David Gonski AC and guest speakers Patricia O'Shane and Jacqueline Price, as we come together to showcase the incredible community of UNSW women in a permanent way, ensuring that they are celebrated and recognised for years to come.

Access

Wheelchair Access

Roundhouse is fully accessible with full wheelchair access.

Captioning

Live captioning will be provided at this event.

Parking & Public Transport

Roundhouse is located in the North-West corner of UNSW Kensington Campus. We recommend parking in the Barker St. multistory carpark - enter via Gate 14. Parking is metered between 7:30am-7:30pm Monday to Friday and free outside these hours. Rates are $12 for 2 hours (minimum) and $4/hour thereafter. More details can be found here.

With the light rail, you can now arrive at the Roundhouse doorstep within 15 minutes from Sydney's CBD. Catch the L3 Kingsford line and disembark at the UNSW Anzac Parade stop.

The L3 Kingsford Line includes 14 stops between Circular Quay and Kingsford, running down George St through the CBD, Haymarket, Central, Surry Hills, Moore Park, ES Marks, Kensington, UNSW Anzac Parade, Kingsford and Juniors Kingsford.

Bus

Less than 15 minutes from Sydney’s CBD, Roundhouse is easily accessible with nearly 1,700 UNSW express bus services per week from Central station. Guests can also access Roundhouse from Coogee, the Inner West, Botany and Circular Quay.

392, 393, 395, operate along Elizabeth St in the city.

370 from Leichhardt, Glebe, Newtown Green Square and Coogee.

400 from Bondi Junction, Airport, Rockdale and Burwood.

Cycling

Roundhouse at UNSW is accessible for cyclists with bike racks available across campus.

Contact

To give your apologies, for more information or to discuss additional accessibility requirements, please email celebratingwomen@unsw.edu.au