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Clear allAcademic (Selected) Wellbeing (Selected) Book launch 30 Brown bag seminar 32 Careers 31 Climate change 30 Conference 30 Critical Conversations 30Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) 34 Exhibition 31 Exhibition-related 31 Featured music centre event 32 Festive event 32 Information sharing 35 Lecture 35 Meet the author 30 Meeting 30 Music 45 Panel discussion 31 PG Seminars 30 Public Engagement 31 Q&A Session 31 Rally and vigil 31 Religious service 42 Research 30 Seminar 53 Social event 31 Webinar 30 Workshop 37
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Relaxed Drawing
Drop into the Wardlaw Museum to relax and draw. Find a place in the galleries and take inspiration from great artworks, capture the detail of an ancient...
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Quiet Opening
Drop into the Wardlaw Museum for a Quiet Opening. Free from the hustle and bustle of a general visit, with adjusted operations, our Quiet Openings are designed...
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Relaxed Drawing
Drop into the Wardlaw Museum to relax and draw. Find a place in the galleries and take inspiration from great artworks, capture the detail of an ancient...
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Relaxed Drawing
Drop into the Wardlaw Museum to relax and draw. Find a place in the galleries and take inspiration from great artworks, capture the detail of an ancient...
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Postgraduate study and research in South Korea
Guest Speaker - Brendan Howe
Prof Brendan Howe is a professor at the Graduate School of International studies at Ewha university in South Korea. He is also the director of the Institute for...
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Late Heaney
Book Launch and Talk with Nicholas Allen, Baldwin Professor in Humanities and director of the Willson Center for Humanities and Arts, University of Georgia USA
Late Heaney follows Seamus Heaney through the landscapes, friendships and events that shaped his last four collections, all set in conversation with his work at...
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English ModCon Research Symposium
School of English
Join us for an afternoon showcasing some of the School's dynamic work-in-progress in Modern and Contemporary literature. We'll be grappling with all...
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Giraffeonomics: the political economy of giraffe conservation and trade
Interdisciplinary Seminar Series
The Graduate School for Interdisciplinary Studies is delighted to announce the fourth seminar in the Interdisciplinary Seminar Series, titled...
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Centre for Syrian Studies Workshop
CSS Workshop featuring Dr Francesco Belcastro (Derby University), Dr Marwan Kabalan (Doha Institute of Graduate Studies), Mr Mohamad Alashmar (University of St...
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Film Studies Speaker Series: Mary Freeman (Queen's University, Belfast)
'A Feminine Image of the City from Rio de Janeiro's periphery: audiovisual practices, representations and imaginaries'
Abstract TBA!
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Film Studies Speaker Series: Zahra Khosroshahi (University of Glasgow)
'From Iran to Palestine: a cinema of solidarity and care'
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MAZE Conference 2026
A Psychology and Neuroscience student research conference
Dear Colleagues, We are delighted to invite you to the MAZE Conference, an exciting event showcasing the research and creative work of students from the School...
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Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh (Bath): Behaviour change to net zero
School of Psychology and Neuroscience Friday seminar series
The School of Psychology and Neuroscience seminar series presents a talk by Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh titled Behaviour change to net zero, which will be...
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Critical Games
Back to life: play, risk and the self in academic writing
To its critics, academia can often appear as a form of elaborate play. Set apart from ordinary life, marked by ludic pleasures and moments of absurdity, it can...
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PGT Academic Fair 2026
If you're thinking about what to do after graduation, why not come along to the postgraduate taught (PGT) Academic Fair and find out more about all the...
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Prospects for International Security Cooperation in East Asia
Speaker: Professor Brendan M Howe, Graduate School of International Studies
East Asia is a region deeply affected by conflict. Colonial, ideological and national wars have left their scars and legacies, including disputed borders and...
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Research Culture Community Network Meeting
Join colleagues from Research and Innovation services at the second Research Culture Community Network meeting to discuss the Research Culture Action Plan...
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English Visiting Speaker Seminar: Dr Maisha Wester, Manchester Metropolitan University
Dr Maisha Wester is a Lecturer in the School of English at Manchester Metropolitan University. Her research investigates racial representation in Gothic...
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Dr Cristoph Daube (Glasgow): Speech processing in the brain: from sound to meaning?
School of Psychology and Neuroscience Friday seminar series
The School of Psychology and Neuroscience seminar series presents a talk by Dr Christoph Daube titled "Speech processing in the brain: from sound to...
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British codebreaking and American secrecy in the First World War
ISWS Seminar Series: Guest dpeaker Daniel Larsen
Beginning in late 1915, British codebreakers cracked the US diplomatic codebooks and were reading all of American diplomats' transatlantic telegraphic...
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Linking behaviour to reproductive success: the role of life history in mammalian social evolution
Psychology and Neuroscience Friday seminar: Dr Dieter Lukas, MPI Leipzig
The School of Psychology and Neuroscience seminar series presents a talk by Dr Dieter Lukas titled 'Linking behaviour to reproductive success: the role of...
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CILTER Teacher Education Thematic Hub Webinar February 2026
Empirical perspectives on sociocultural CALL teacher education: insights from virtual exchange and school contexts - Free
The growing body of research on Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL) teacher education has proposed a range of approaches to address the challenge of...
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Non-violent mobilisation against terrorism: why and how it matters
Guest Speakers: Dr Javier Argomaniz, Dr Tim Wilson and Dr Boris Tsokov
When studying terrorist campaigns, analysis typically centres on the two principal protagonists: the state and militant organisations. This narrow focus...
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English Visiting Speaker Seminar: Dr Jennifer Park, University of Glasgow
The elixir, the editor and the platonic lover: pathologising and calibrating asexuality in William Davenant's The Platonick Lovers
What do early modern recipes for love and sex and modern editorial assumptions reveal about early modern asexualities and their pathologisations? In William...
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Masterclass with Professor Jenny Wüstenberg
Slow memory: remembering gradual change in an accelerating world
The CIMS Postgraduate Masterclasses offer postgraduate students the opportunity to engage closely with leading scholars working in the fields of cultural...
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Mercenary: genealogy of a concept in international relations
CGLG Event with Guest Speaker Dr Malte Riemann
At this CGLG event, Malte Riemann, Assistant Professor at Leiden University, will join us to discuss his book proposal, Mercenary: Genealogy of a Concept in...
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Far-right transnationalism: definitions, typologies, and geopolitical implications
CSTPV - Next Gen Talk
Far-right transnationalism: definitions, typologies, and geopolitical implications Research on the contemporary far right has largely prioritised party-centred...
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Far-Right Transnationalism: From Ideology to Operations Across Spontaneous, Induced, and Infiltrated
CSTPV Online Seminar with guest speaker Dr Nicola Guerra
Research on the contemporary far right has largely prioritised party-centred and electorally driven explanations, often overlooking the ideological,...
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To the Rescue --- Rupture and Resilience of the UN Charter Order
CGLG Talk with Special Guest - Antje Wiener
Abstract: The rule-based international legal order is under duress. Recent breaches of international law on behalf of members of the United Nations (UN)...
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The problematic association between foreign military assistance and increased terrorist attacks in recipient nations
ISWS Seminar Series with Guest Speaker Aoife McCullough
Foreign military assistance is intended to support security forces in recipient nations to fight insurgencies, and maintain stability and political order....
