This free event organised by the Centre for Literacy and Multilingualism (CeLM) will bring together researchers and practitioners from France, the UK, and the USA who work with bilingual children...Read More >
Research Funder Visit: Japan Society for the Promotion of Science - Research Funding Opportunities for UK Researchers Tuesday 5 September, 10.30am-12.00pm Chancellor’s Building, Room G02 The Japan Society for the...Read More >
Academia/industry Careers event 6th September 2017 Programme includes: Research careers panel: find out what it’s really like from researchers in different roles in Industry, Academia and government research Alternative careers panel: what...Read More >
Spreading good taste: Winckelmann and the objects of dissemination University of Reading, 15 September 2017, 10:00 am - 6:45 pm Registration is now open for ‘Spreading good taste: Winckelmann and...Read More >
‘Never the same again? Feminism, women and the miners’ strike’ Natalie Thomlinson (Reading)
DEGW Archive Exhibition Open: 1700-1830, Lecture Doors Open: 1800-1830, Lecture: 1830-2000 Lecture hosted by Despina Katsikakis. Despina Katsikakis is a globally renowned expert on the impact of the built environment...Read More >
Revd Dr David Cornick discusses the legacy of the Reformation. David is a United Reformed Church minister. He is General Secretary of Churches Together in England, and a Fellow and...Read More >
‘Baptism By Blood: Early Christian martyrdom and the Problem of Unbaptism – A Reappraisal’ – a seminar by Mark Laynesmith (Reading)
In the weeks leading up to Halloween, the Heath Humanities research network invites you to (re)discover classic monsters films. Victims or fiends, the protagonists in these interwar films challenge us...Read More >
Suffrage is arguably the most important single event in women's history; despite popular conception it was not a fight for freedom, it was the campaign for equal citizenship waged by...Read More >