Seminars and events
A range of offerings to suit your interests
The School of Economics has a wide range of seminars, reading groups, conferences and workshops showcasing the depth and breadth of our research. We partner with our students, industry, alumni and our wider community to host a range of events including public lectures, expert panels, career talks and much more.
Seminars, public lectures, workshops and more
2025 Seminar Coordinators: Brendan BeareÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýArezou Zarasani
Our School of Economics seminar series regularly take place in Room 650, Social Sciences Building (A02) on Thursdays 11am-12.30pm, unless otherwise stated.
For all upcoming seminars in School of Economics see the University of Sydney’s WhatsOn events page.
Our meetings provide a forum for ongoing research on econometric theory and application. Speakers from both within and outside the School are welcome. We intend to use this platform to foster the exchange of ideas and maintain a collaborative econometrics research environment.Â
If you would like to contribute a presentation or have any queries, please contact Dakyung Seong.
Find out more on our seminars and researchers specialising in econometric theory by visiting our Ìý±è²¹²µ±ð.
For all upcoming seminars in the School of Economics see the University of Sydney’s  events page.
The goal of this seminar series is for researchers in Macroeconomics and International Trade to present their ongoing research. The meetings normally occur on Fridays in Room 650, Social Sciences Building (A02).
Please contact Marcel Peruffo if you would like to join the mailing list or contribute with a presentation.
For all upcoming seminars in School of Economics see The University of Sydney’s  events page.
Economic Theory Seminars take place fortnightly on Tuesdays 4pm-5.30pm in the Social Sciences Building (A02) at the University of Sydney and online.
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For all upcoming seminars in School of Economics see the University of Sydney’s  events page.
°Õ³ó±ðÌý (the Life Course Centre) is a national research centre uniquely positioned to tackle the intergenerational transmission of deep and persistent disadvantage in Australian families.
The School of Economics (Life Course Centre Sydney node) runs seminars periodically, designed to provide a network and collaborative opportunities for academics from Australia and abroad.
For further information and any queries, please contact Jade Lor-Chan.
The group provides an opportunity for academic staff working on empirical microeconomics and public policy, broadly understood, to present ongoing research, including at the earliest stages. Interested faculty and Ph.D. students with research relevant to the themes of the group are invited to present from time to time.
There can be more than one presenter in a given week, depending on how much material each presenter has ready. However, keeping in mind the need to allow ample time for discussion of early-stage work, we usually plan to have a single presenter present for 30-40 minutes, and allow the remainder of the time for questions and discussion.
For 2025, please contact Gregor PfeiferÌý´Ç°ùÌýRebecca McKibbin if you would like to get on the mailing list or contribute a presentation. Semester 1 2025 MPP seminars will be held on Tuesdays from 2.00pm-3.00pm.
For all upcoming seminars in School of Economics see the University of Sydney’s  events page.
The purpose of the group is to meet on a regular basis and discuss major publications or presenter's own work-in-progress in dynamic macroeconomics. Further information can be found on the Sydney Macro Reading Group Webpage (https://sites.google.com/site/sydneymacroreading/home)
The group convenes on Tuesdays, 4.30-6pm every fortnight at the presenter's university. If you would like to receive announcements or contribute with a presentation, please contact christopher.gibbs@sydney.edu.au.
The main aim of the reading group is to create a collaborative environment for exchange of research ideas, presentation of early research work and research funding proposals among staff and research students with interest in agricultural, environmental and resource economics.
The group also aims to facilitate the establishment of new collaborations, and to foster existing research collaborations across disciplines with interest in these areas within the University of Sydney. The group also links with researchers that have interest in this area across several universities based in Sydney.Â
The reading group meets fortnightly during semester sessions, and at other times when the need or opportunity arises. The usual time and place for meetings is 11am-12pm on Wednesdays at the University of Sydney.
To register for the group’s mailing list or to suggest a presentation please contact Alastair Fraser.
For all upcoming seminars in School of Economics see the University of Sydney’s  events page.
