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Past Events

2018

Ageing population data
Dec12

Professor Martin Eling from the University of St. Gallen will visit the UNSW node of CEPAR and present a seminar titled Research on Long-term Care Insurance:Status Quo and Directions for Future Research on December 12.

 

 

Interactive data
Dec05

CEPAR is proud to offer this two day workshop for early career researchers. This workshop will provide a gentle introduction to the applied analysis of longitudinal data. 

Seminar
Dec03

The Pensions and Superannuation Seminar Series is jointly hosted by CEPAR and the School of Risk & Actuarial Studies at UNSW  and provides an excellent opportunity to network with pensions and superannuation experts from Australia and overseas.

Nov19

CEPAR is proud sponsor of the annual Emerging Researchers in Ageing (ERA) conference. ERA 2018 is being hosted by the Monash University Dementia, Ageing and Neurodegeneration Network. The theme for this year's conference is 'Bringing Researchers and the Community Together'.

Policy Dialogue
Nov01

The Retirement Incomes Policy Dialogue will bring together leading Australian and international experts, policy makers, researchers and commentators to consider current and future challenges for this important policy area.

CEPAR launch: Marc de Cure, CEPAR Advisory Board Chair, Nicholas Fisk, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research, Sue Thomas, CEO ARC, Minister for Education Dan Tehan, CEPAR Director John Piggott, Dean UNSW Business School Chris Styles
Oct31

The event will celebrate the launch of CEPAR's new seven year research program following its successful bid for a second term of funding.

CEPAR
Oct10

CEPAR's annual workshops are a centrepiece of knowledge-sharing and networking for CEPAR personnel, students and collaborators.

Peter McDonald
Oct03
As part of the Melbourne University Centre Health Policy Seminar Series, CEPAR Chief Investigator Professor Peter McDonald will deliver a free public lecture on Population and Labour Force Prospects for Australia.
CEPAR
Aug03

Long-term care is one of the world's fastest growing industries, especially in Asia where more than 250 million people will be aged 80 and above by 2050. This conference will bring together academics, policy makers and industry leaders to explore new directions in long-term care.