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  1. Oct

    20

    Tuesday

    Panel Discussions

    Public

    Ffyon Reilly and Keith Simpson, senior lecturers of City University with Georgina Wolfe and Alexander Robson, barristers and authors of Path to Pupillage advise students on the best steps to take when applying for Pupillage.

  2. Oct

    13

    Tuesday

    Panel Discussions

    Public

    This event considers the relationship between Brexit and citizenship, at EU and UK level. The panel also considers the role of the European Parliament in protecting EU citizen rights and the place of sovereignty and citizenship in contemporary debates.

  3. Sep

    24

    Thursday

    Public

    Department of Journalism, Up and Coming Stories webinar

  4. Oct

    8

    Thursday

    Lectures

    Public

    The Department of Music is delighted to welcome Professor Joanna MacGregor, CBE, to the university for the third in the Department’s Distinguished Lecture Series.

  5. Oct

    2

    Friday

    Concerts

    Public

    Ian Pace performs Franz Liszt's solo piano transcription of Beethoven's 6th symphony and Michael Finnissy's English-Country Tunes, as part of Pace's complete cycle of Beethoven-Liszt symphonies, coinciding with the Beethoven 250 year.

  6. Nov

    6

    Friday

    Concerts

    Public

    Ian Pace performs Franz Liszt's solo piano transcription of Beethoven's 3rd symphony, the Eroica, as part of Pace's complete cycle of Beethoven-Liszt symphonies, coinciding with the Beethoven 250 year.

  7. Dec

    11

    Friday

    Concerts

    Public

    Ian Pace performs Franz Liszt's solo piano transcription of Beethoven's 9th symphony, the Choral, the culmination of Pace's complete cycle of Beethoven-Liszt symphonies, coinciding with the Beethoven 250 year.

  8. Sep

    24

    Thursday

    Panel Discussions

    Public

    Varieties of Gender Regimes Webinar

  9. Oct

    8

    Thursday

    Seminars

    Public, Staff, Students

    Conversation Series: Working with History

  10. Oct

    2

    Friday

    Lectures

    Public

    This presentation will give an introduction to the new report module 'Justice and Fairness in Europe’ and the of views held by people across Europe on the principles that should guide the fair allocation of goods and burdens within a society, the fairness of incomes, life chances and political procedures.

  11. Oct

    29

    Thursday

    2 days

    Conferences

    Public

    Kipling in the News Conference

  12. Sep

    30

    Wednesday

    Lectures

    Public

    Professor Liza Lim: Post-human songs for the Anthropocene

  13. Oct

    1

    Thursday

    Seminars

    Students, Academics

    This talk will discuss recent work in computational photography taking advantage of deep learning to advance the state-of-the-art in image/video quality.

  14. Oct

    5

    Monday

    Panel Discussions

    Public

    The Global Women’s Leadership programme (GWLP) at The Business School (formerly Cass) is delighted to welcome our expert business leaders to discuss the value of diversity, inclusion, and what businesses need to do to capture it.

  15. Oct

    7

    Wednesday

    Forums

    Public

    Join Care Home Friends and Neighbours: Intergenerational Linking Project for an exciting webinar exploring the possibilities of intergenerational linking between young people from schools and youth organisations and older people living in care homes across England.

  16. Nov

    18

    Wednesday

    Seminars

    Public

    This webinar will take attendees through the results of research by the ONS establishing the feasibility of collecting household finance data online and provide wider context around how this piece of work was delivered.

  17. Oct

    22

    Thursday

    Seminars

    Public

    Tes, Nikesh, and Chika will each introduce their work through short readings and relating some of their experiences as creative writers.

  18. Oct

    7

    Wednesday

    Public

    This book talk hears a discussion by Prof. Anu Bradford from Columbia Law School about her book on the success of EU laws globally in "The Brussels Effect: How the European Union Rules the World".

  19. Nov

    25

    Wednesday

    Seminars

    Public

    Matthew Brown: Trauma and Grief in the Wartime Music of Claude Debussy

  20. Oct

    28

    Wednesday

    Seminars

    Public

    This talk will discuss the newly developed work on promoting Desirable Interviewer Behaviour which aims to cover the issues of interviewer behaviour in a holistic and comprehensive manner, while integrating the task into the ESS survey life-cycle.

  21. Sep

    24

    Thursday

    Seminars

    Public

    In her Food Thinkers talk, Dr Meena Daivadanam will provide examples of how interventions can be re-shaped and re-sized to be more effective in context and for the target population.

  22. Oct

    21

    Wednesday

    Lectures

    Staff, Students

    Absent Black Bodies in British Memoryscape: in Celebration of Black History Month

  23. Nov

    11

    Wednesday

    Lectures

    Public

    Clint Bracknell: The Fringe or the Heart of Things: Aboriginal music in Australia

  24. Oct

    14

    Wednesday

    Lectures

    Public

    Maria Alexandru: Byzantine and post-Byzantine melodists, hymnographers and composers.

  25. Nov

    17

    Tuesday

    Lectures

    Public

    Dr Marco Longobardo will discuss his paper on the the litigation of community interests before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), taking into account past case-law and the ongoing proceedings in the case The Gambia v. Myanmar.

  26. Nov

    23

    Monday

    Seminars

    Public

    Fiona’s seminar will detail key areas of importance for a research agenda on post-traumatic growth (PTG) for cancer research, including factors that may influence growth and how we can better understand the potential benefits.