As part of 'Commons, Wilds, Infrastructures' project led by Dr John Bingham-Hall, Banister Fletcher Fellow, this Paris-based seminar and walk will think through queer perspectives on public space and ecology.

What is the role of higher education institutions in times of crisis, such as conflict? Join us online for our next Knowledge Diplomacy series on Wednesday 25 May 2022. The event is an opportunity for an interdisciplinary panel of experts from academia and diplomacy to discuss the implications for the creation, exchange and sharing of knowledge in the context of crises.

Is there still a role for realism, as a way of modelling and politically mediating action and its conditions? Join Geoff Gilbert online or in person on Wednesday 25 May for the next Theory in Crisis seminar.

For the second iteration of the Banister Fletcher Fellowship, we are delighted to welcome Dr John Bingham-Hall to lead a programme of research that will explore some of the implications of the new focus on ‘green infrastructures’ as they are playing out in the cities of Paris and London.

Despite pandemic conditions, the 2020/21 cohort of MA Urban History and Culture students have produced a fascinating series of site-based podcasts mapping their study of Paris.

The University of London Institute in Paris offers you the best of both worlds: a world-renowned British university in the centre of the French capital. You will develop your French language skills and be able to take advantage of life-changing and career-enhancing experiences.

You will look beyond borders, engage with an interconnected and ever-changing world and broaden your perspectives.