Upcoming Events - Public lectures & seminars
Climate change: how can mathematics help us to respond?
To help us celebrate Earth Day. Professor Pope’s evening public lecture will focus on climate change and how mathematics could possibly help us to respond.
Departing the polis: travel, travellers and panhellenism in the extant plays and fragments of Greek drama
A two-day conference supported by the Centre for Ancient Drama and its Reception (CADRE).
Interactive talk on health and wellbeing
Journey with Dr. Helen Garr to learn tips and tools to recognise and prevent burnout, and promote wellbeing and happiness in work and life.
Travel and otherness
Jean Xavier’s presentation will show the importance of travel narratives in the evolution of contemporary thinking about the Other.
Supporting young people with autism: What teachers need to know [Cancelled]
Following the success of last year’s seminar to mark World Autism Awareness Week, the School of Education is again hosting a free event
Mending a broken heart: researching cardiovascular disease [Cancelled]
This event, the next in our series of science public lectures will discuss cardiovascular disease and the research being done in this area.
POSTPONED: Reconfiguring Chinese independent documentary in a global context
This event is a public lecture and film screening of The Two Lives of Ermao presented by the Centre for Contemporary East Asian Cultural Studies.
Comedy and eating disorders
The last of this years series of Food Tales talks this event will see Dave Chawner tackle a discussion on male eating disorders through the medium of stand up comedy.