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  1. Postgraduate study and research in South Korea

    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...

  2. Art History Research Lecture -- Dr Elizabeth Petcu

    Art History Research Lecture -- Dr Elizabeth Petcu

    'Dürer's Precision'

    Join us for Dr Elizabeth Petcu's Research Lecture on 'Dürer's Precision' and a wine reception afterwards at 79 North Street.

  3. Geopolitics of Ports and Islands: the case of Yemen

    Geopolitics of Ports and Islands: the case of Yemen

    Speaker: Dr Khaled Fattah (United Nations) Chair: Dr Hsinyen Lai

    Details to be added

  4. Sarah Broadie Memorial Lecture: Professor Gábor Betegh, University of Cambridge

    Sarah Broadie Memorial Lecture: Professor Gábor Betegh, University of Cambridge

    Plato on forgetting and re-understanding

    For further information please email [email protected].

  5. First thoughts on pastoral names

    First thoughts on pastoral names

    Gail Trimble  (Oxford)

    This is a School of Classics event. For further information please email [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up to our...

  6. Art History Research Lecture -- Dr Richard McClary

    Art History Research Lecture -- Dr Richard McClary

    'Fake or Real? Questioning the Authenticity of Mina'i Ware Bowls'

    Join us for Dr Richard McClary's Research Lecture on 'Fake or Real? Questioning the Authenticity of Mina'i Ware Bowls' and a wine...

  7. Art History Research Lecture -- Seif El Rashidi

    Art History Research Lecture -- Seif El Rashidi

    'Cotton Palaces for Kings and Tourists: Continuities and Revivals in the Egyptian Tentmaking Tradition from the 1880-1980'

    Join us for Seif El Rashidi's Research Lecture on 'Cotton Palaces for Kings and Tourists: Continuities and Revivals in the Egyptian Tentmaking...

  8. Catullus, Ennius and the end of Rome

    Catullus, Ennius and the end of Rome

    Jesse Hill  (Edinburgh)

    This is a School of Classics event. For further information please email [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up to our...

  9. Homeric narrative patterns in Plato's Republic

    Homeric narrative patterns in Plato's Republic

    Liz Scharffenberger (Columbia) 

    This is a School of Classics event. For further information please email [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up to our...

  10. Roman stoneworkers and their gods: cult at the quarry-face and beyond

    Roman stoneworkers and their gods: cult at the quarry-face and beyond

    Ben Russell (Edinburgh)

    This is a School of Classics event. For further information please email [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up to our...

  11. The shadowy Titinius and the elusive Fabula Togata

    The shadowy Titinius and the elusive Fabula Togata

    Dan-el Padilla Peralta (Princeton)

    This is a School of Classics event. For further information please email [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up to our...

  12. Vox precantum: female prayer and oratory in the Roman Republic

    Vox precantum: female prayer and oratory in the Roman Republic

    Lewis Webb (Gothenburg)

    This is a School of Classics event. For further information please email [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up to our...

  13. Centre for Syrian Studies Workshop

    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...

  14. Hidden in theory: rhetoric and the ethics of concealment

    Hidden in theory: rhetoric and the ethics of concealment

    Giulia Maltagliati (Cambridge)

    This is a School of Classics event. For further information please email [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up to our...

  15. Forms of the Flesh: Autochthonous Origins in Late Antiquity

    Forms of the Flesh: Autochthonous Origins in Late Antiquity

    Daniel Hanigan (Cambridge)

    This is a School of Classics event. For further information please email [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up to our...

  16. Prospects for International Security Cooperation in East Asia

    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...

  17. Digital Sovereignty in the European Union

    Digital Sovereignty in the European Union

    CGLG Talk with Guest Speaker Michal Czerniawski

    Michal Czerniawski works in the Justice Committee of the European Parliament, specialising in digital laws, personal data protection, and transparency. As part...

  18. Explosive volcanism, Nile failure and political instability in Ptolemaic Egypt (305-30 BCE)

    Explosive volcanism, Nile failure and political instability in Ptolemaic Egypt (305-30 BCE)

    Francis Ludlow (TCD)

    This is a School of Classics event. For further information please email [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up to our...

  19. School of Art History Online Lecture Series: Athletics & Aesthetics -- Sport in Art History

    School of Art History Online Lecture Series: Athletics & Aesthetics -- Sport in Art History

    State propaganda through art and sport in fascist Italy

    This new School of Art History Online Lecture Series is an exploration of the history of golf in Scotland told through the collections of The R&A World Golf...

  20. British codebreaking and American secrecy in the First World War

    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...