City Events June 2016
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Jun
1
Wednesday
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Jun
1
Wednesday
Debate: Are we all Ethnomusicologists now?
Seminars
Public
A debate among leading scholars on the porous boundaries between musicology and ethnomusicology.
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Jun
2
Thursday
From the City Studios
Concerts
Public
New electronic works composed by City's MA and undergraduate students.
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Jun
3
Friday
City University Chamber Orchestra
Concerts
Public
A programme of classical favourites, including Mozart's Symphony No. 40 in G Minor.
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Jun
6
Monday
Making the case for Remain. The EU and Higher Education
Panel Discussions
Public; Staff; Students; Alumni; Prospective Postgraduates; Prospective Undergraduates; Academics
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Jun
6
Monday
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Jun
6
Monday
Celebrating Performance and Research: Doctor of Musical Arts at City University London
Concerts
Public
Jennifer Lee, Alexander Karpeyev, Ben Schoeman and Annie Yim perform works ranging from Schumann to Unsuk Chin.
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Jun
7
Tuesday
Debate: Gender and Music Technology
Seminars
Public
Leading scholars address gender balance and gender bias in the teaching of music technology.
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Jun
8
Wednesday
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Jun
8
Wednesday
Learning at City Conference 2016
Conferences
Public; Staff; Students; Academics
LEaD (Learning Enhancement and Development) are pleased to open registration for the 8th annual Learning at City Conference, taking place on Wednesday 8th June at The Hatton.
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Jun
8
Wednesday
How to get published
Panel Discussions
Public; Prospective Postgraduates
Panel discussion with experts on how to get published (follows Postgraduate Open Evening)
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Jun
8
Wednesday
Distractfold
Concerts
Public
The Manchester-based ensemble present works by Michael Pisaro and Mauricio Pauly.
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Jun
9
Thursday
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Jun
9
Thursday
Made@City
Public
Made@City is an annual, end of year exhibition showcasing the best final year and postgraduate student project work from across City involving creativity, technology and design.
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Jun
9
Thursday
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Jun
10
Friday
Debate: Full STE(A)M Ahead?
Seminars
Public
Leading scholars debate MP Nicky Morgan's assertion that pupils are "held back" by arts subjects in school.
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Jun
13
Monday
CIPS EU Referendum Panel Discussion
Panel Discussions
Public
CIPS will be hosting a Panel Discussion hoping to shed light on fundamental, yet side-lined, issues of the upcoming EU referendum.
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Jun
13
Monday
Student Recitals 1
Concerts
Public
Final year undergraduate recitals with Gregory Bush - trumpet, Selena Zhou – violin and Georgina Lock – violin
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Jun
14
Tuesday
Social media without tears: A safety net for the internet
Seminars
Public
Seminar by Prof David Stupples
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Jun
14
Tuesday
Social media without tears: A safety net for the internet
Lectures
Public
This public event will explain the nature of the social media cybercrime and examine the reasons why the social networking sites are favorite with cyber criminals. The event will attempt to find an answer to ‘Why cyber criminals love social media?’
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Jun
15
Wednesday
Sergio Schneider- “School feeding programmes as a strategy to connect health, nutrition and agriculture in emerging economies”.
Lectures
Public
Sergio Schneider speaks at City University London on school feeding programmes as a strategy to connect health, nutrition and agriculture in emerging economies.
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Jun
15
Wednesday
The Roberta Williams Memorial Lecture 2016
Lectures
Public
This inaugural memorial lecture is the first of an annual series to be held in memory of Roberta’s incredible contribution to the School and her work with the students over the thirty-two years she was at City University. Featuring Dr. Rosemarie Hayhow.
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Jun
15
Wednesday
The Principle of Good Faith under Japanese Commercial Law
Seminars
Public
Discover the meaning of “good faith” at this talk from teexploring how to do business in Japan or with Japanese businessmen and traders.
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Jun
15
Wednesday
The Spaces of Translation in a Critical Theory of Society
Lectures
Public
With Dr Stefan Baumgarten, Bangor University.
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Jun
16
Thursday
Does peer support benefit people with long-term health conditions?
Seminars
Public; Staff; Students; Academics
At this seminar, Johanna Ejbye and Jullie Tran Graham will be presenting Nesta's work on peer support with a particular focus on its practical work.
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Jun
16
Thursday
Student Recitals 2
Concerts
Public
Final year undergraduate jazz recitals with Michael Albert – double bass, Henry Frakes – drum kit, Correna Mould – voice and Chloe Parks – voice
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Jun
16
Thursday
The referendum on EU membership: pivotal issues
Panel Discussions
Public
A debate on the referendum on European Union membership looking at the pivotal legal issues.
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Jun
16
Thursday
Ideology in Translation
Lectures
Public
Plenary lecture in translation with Dr Christina Delistathi, Brunel University.
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Jun
17
Friday
Student Recitals 3
Concerts
Public
Final year undergraduate recitals with Charlotte Hill – voice, Natalie Kelsey – voice, Rebecca Williams – flute, Alison Coates – flute and Abigail Willer - flute
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Jun
20
Monday
Ecofeminism, Food and Social Justice Seminar 5
Seminars
Public
Hilal Elver and Graciela Romero speak at the seminar Ecofeminism, Food and Social Justice.
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Jun
20
Monday
Critical legal approaches to TTIP: on method
Panel Discussions
Public
GLOBALLAW@CITY invite you to the next event in the 'On Global Law, Regulation and Justice' Series. Critical legal scholars examine the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Agreement (TTIP) negotiations.
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Jun
21
Tuesday
LGBT in the City: A diverse and inclusive Vision
Staff; Students; Academics
City University London marked IDAHOT (International Day against Homophobia and Transphobia on the 17th May by supporting its LGBT+ staff Network to hold a ‘talk café’ and an Awareness raising Stall.
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Jun
22
Wednesday
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Jun
22
Wednesday
EntrepreneursTalk@Cass
Panel Discussions
Public
EntrepreneursTalk@Cass (in partnership with Thomson Reuters) are intimate, in-depth interviews with some of the UK’s most innovative and inspirational tech entrepreneurs. Meet them up close and personal at Cass Business School. Reuters Editor-at-Large Axel Threlfall will interview tech entrepreneur Alex Depledge and Tech City UK Chair and investor Eileen Burbidge.
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Jun
23
Thursday
Jean Monnet Doctoral Workshop: Interactions Between European Union and International Law
Workshops
Staff; Students; Academics
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Jun
23
Thursday
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Jun
23
Thursday
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Jun
27
Monday
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Jun
28
Tuesday
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Jun
28
Tuesday
Just what is global justice through and by law? Resisting the global hierarchical structure
Panel Discussions
Public
GLOBALLAW@CITY invite you to the next event in the 'On Global Law, Regulation and Justice' Series. Join us as our experts ask Just what is global justice through and by law and examine ways of resisting the global hierarchy
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Jun
30
Thursday
The City Law School Learning and Teaching Conference
Workshops
Staff
At a time of so much change the L & T day will provide important opportunities to get up to date with proposals, and to get involved in cross-School discussions about our programmes and teaching.
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Jul
1
Friday