AQUA 2026 Biennial Conference Registration

Registration for the 2026 AQUA Biennial Conference at UNSW Sydney.

Please keep an eye on the AQUAlist for further details on the conference.

Contact AQUA 2026 conference (AQUA2026@unsw.edu.au) for any questions related to the schedule, conference details, etc.

If you have any issues with registration or payment please contact Matt Harris (matt.harris@earthsciences.nz).

To update your AQUA membership please follow this link. A reminder that our membership year is January-December. 

If you have any membership questions, please contact the Secretary.

Travel awards are available for student members of AQUA. Applications close 20/03/2026. Please only select this registration option if you are awarded with a student travel discount by the committee (refer to the student travel award page for more information).

Please note that the costs below include the icebreaker event but do not include the conference dinner. A separate registration for the dinner will be advertised through the AQUAlist once conference attendee numbers are confirmed ($50.00, limited to first 100 spaces). 

 

  Registration (until 01/06/2026) Late (After 01/06/2026)
Member $590.00 $800
Non-Member $690.00 $900
Student/Discount (Member) $490.00  
Student (Non-Member) $550.00  
Student/Discount (Member, Travel Awardee) $290.00  

The following section is intended to help AQUA learn about who makes up the AQUA community. We use this information to tailor and target our activities, influence decision making and to shape the organisation. Part of AQUA’s mission includes increasing diversity and inclusion and we need to monitor changes to measure the effects of our policies through time. The survey responses are anonymous and all questions are optional.1

The AQUA executive committee reserves the right to remove any participants for behaviour that aims to intimidate, discriminate or disrespect any  member of the AQUA community. As a participant in the AQUA 2026 conference I agree to treat all members of the community with respect.

1For more information, please see (link will open in a new tab): Campbell, M. & Barrows, T. T. “Continuing the conversation on equity, diversity, and inclusion in AQUA”, Quaternary Australasia, 40(1) 20-22.