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Events

We host a range of events worldwide, nationally and in London. These include festivals, student fairs, academic events, exhibitions in Senate House Library, and much more.

If you’re interested in studying a University of London degree in your home country, we regularly visit different parts of the world so you can come and meet our representatives. The School of Advanced Study and its institutes also offer an extensive programme of events on humanities topics.

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Researching North American History

Discover how to research the history of North America with resources from Senate House Library & the Institute of Historical Research. (Online event.)

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MA Urban History and Culture Open Day 2021

Join us for our Online MA Urban History and Culture Open Day, where you will have the chance to interact with programme convenor and student ambassadors.

Mapping and Measures

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Banister Fletcher Panel Conversation: Mapping and Measures

This panel discussion considers how quantitative values and numbers mediate cities and how lives are shaped

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Women's History month: 100th anniversary of UK's first birth control clinic

Join us to mark the centenary of the UK's 1st birth control clinic opened by Marie Stopes & explore Women's History at Senate House Library.

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Policy Dialogue - Youth employability in a changing world - how HEIs adapt to the future of work

Join our Franco-British online conference to discuss how the digital revolution will affect job markets in the future.

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Theory in Crisis Seminar - Benjamin Noys, The Crisis of the Future

Benjamin Noys' talk will explore his argument that we need to re-invent the future and return to the present as a fraught and fragmentary site.

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Research in Distance Education (RIDE) conference 2021

Research and Innovation in Distance Education and eLearning (RIDE) conference 2021.

News and opinion

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Theatre Nights & Women’s Rights

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Let’s admit that students have learned less

Should we pretend that students have learned and achieved more / better than they have actually learned and achieved during Covid?.

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8 March: International Women's Day events

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Women's History month: 100th anniversary of UK's first birth control clinic

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Decolonising the Modern Languages Curriculum

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