Attend our Get into Teaching event and discover your path to teaching.

'The Making of a Hero: Memory and Myth in Antarctic Exploration' with doctoral researcher Henrietta Hammant.

This event will help you help you learn more about applying for, and pursuing, a research fellowship in the department of Meteorology. There will be presentations from, and opportunities to talk with, existing fellowship holders and senior faculty.

This event showcases the ideas on how to set up Outdoor Classroom Day and developing innovative approaches to T&L. Designed to support learning, these resources provide hands-on activities that connect science, conservation, art, and music.

Join Anglican Chaplain Mark Laynesmith as he interviews Prof. Helen King about her new book Immaculate Forms which traces the history of women's bodies from the ancient world to the present day.

 

SAVE THE DATE. The Community Festival is returning for a third year on Saturday 17 May 2025.

Discussing the ethics and applications of AI in Ancient World Studies.

Atmospheric Observatory Tour.  The tours are open to all ages 8 and up