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Academic and Public Events in the School of Advanced Study

Collectively, the ten Institutes of the School of Advanced Study at the University of London organise one of the largest programmes of academic events in the humanities and social sciences in the UK. Each year around 1,400 separate events - including seminars, lectures, conferences and workshops - attract over 30,000 audience members drawn from around the UK and internationally as well as the London area. The majority of these events are open to the public and free to attend.

The School also manages major collaborative events on a regular basis, working with private, public and charitable organisations, from the local Bloomsbury Festival, to the Screen Studies Group, one of the world’s largest networks of screen media scholars.

Events Calendar
Use the left navigation to browse for forthcoming events, past events or use its advanced search to find events by date, Institute or event type. For more information about individual events, please contact relevant Institutes.
Videos & Podcasts
Selected events are recorded and available to view free online.
Dean’s Seminars
The Dean’s Lunchtime Seminar Series is a cross-disciplinary enterprise aimed to promote intellectual debate in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. A wide selection of regular seminar series is also offered on topics ranging from Caribbean Societies in Regional Context to James Joyce’s Ulysses. For more details, please use advanced search or visit Institutes’ events pages.
University Trust Fund Events
The School organises a University Trust Fund programme of prestigious public lectures, recitals and readings. These include the Hilda Hulme Lecture in English; the annual John Coffin Memorial lectures, readings and recitals in all subjects including history, literature and science; the John Coffin Memorial Lectures in the History of Ideas, Palaeography, the History of the Book and Christian Ethics; the Staunton-Cassal Lecture on French Culture; and the Creighton Lecture in History, which celebrated its centenary in 2007.
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Events at the School and the Member Institutes for the next 7 days.

Monday 1 February 2010

TimeInstituteTitleVenue
IHR Working with Maps and Geographical Information
Date TBC - please check website for updates. An introduction for historians, archivists, etc, to working with maps and geographical information defin...

Tuesday 9 February 2010

TimeInstituteTitleVenue
12:45 IALS ECJ and Dividend Taxation II
IALS Lunchtime Tax Seminar. All seminars will start at 12.45pm sharp.
IALS
13:30 ICwS Human Rights Seminar Series: Food Security
All welcome
Room G22/24 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
17:00 IHR Extravagancies and Impertinencies: Set Forms and Con...
Germany Room (IHR)
17:00 IP IP logic and metaphysics forum: How the Dead Live
Room G21a (Senate House, Ground Floor)
17:00 IGRS Postgraduate Forum at the IGRS
Room 102 (Senate House, 1st Floor)
17:15 IHR 'Vexing your neighbour for a little muck': British ...
The Wolfson Room (IHR)
17:15 IHR John Singleton Copley, Charles I Demanding the Five ...
Low Countries Room (IHR)
17:15 IHR Revolutionising Deafness: 1917 and the Birth of a De...
The Pollard Room (IHR)
17:30 IES Inter-University Postcolonial Studies Seminar
Vedrana Velickovic is a final year PhD candidate and a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Kingston University, London. She is currently writing up her docto...
Room G35 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
17:30 HRC Human Rights Seminar Series: A Human Rights Perspect...
Room G35 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
17:30 ICwS Human Rights Seminar Series: A Human Rights Perspect...
Room G37 (Senate House, Ground Floor)

Wednesday 10 February 2010

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14:15 WB Anacharsis at the Delphic Oracle
Warburg Institute
14:30 IES Senate House Library Friends Visit
Senate House Library Friends Afternoon Visit: Eton College Library Charge: £5. Maximum group: 25. Friends members only. If you would like to atten...
Other
15:00 SAS School of Advanced Study Open Day
The School Open Day offers a fantastic opportunity to find out more about postgraduate opportunities at the School and its Institutes. Prospective stude...
Senate House
15:30 IClS Mycenaean Series
Fashioning identity in prehistoric Cyprus: cruciform figurine production at Souskiou
Room G22/24 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
17:00 IP IP aesthetics forum: Music, Importance and Meaning
Room G37 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
17:15 IHR Plebeian lives and the making of modern London
The Wolfson Room (IHR)
17:15 IHR The landscape of place-names in early medieval Glouc...
Jointly with Earlier Middle Ages Seminar. Please note day and date: Wednesday, February 10th
Ecclesiastical History Room (IHR)
17:30 IHR Public health, political culture and the decline of ...
The Wolfson Room (IHR)
17:30 IHR Horses falling, horses flying: a seventeenth-century...
Low Countries Room (IHR)
17:30 IHR The Missing Italian Nuremberg: War crimes Prosecutio...
Chair: Maurizio Isabella
Germany Room (IHR)
17:30 IHR The landscape of place-names in early medieval Glouc...
Ecclesiastical History Room (IHR)

Thursday 11 February 2010

TimeInstituteTitleVenue
14:00 SAS Research Skills Workshop
Ethics in research
Room 275 (Stewart House)
16:30 IClS Ancient History Seminar
A new corpus of ancient inscriptions from the northern Black Sea
Room G22/24 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
17:00 IHR Hybrids and mongrels: The Enigma of Christian Social...
The Wolfson Room (IHR)
17:00 IHR Shock and Awe? Charles VIII and the Italians, 1494-5
Please note: this session takes place in G 32
to be confirmed
17:00 IMR Music, Philosophy and Sexual Politics in Mozart's Mu...
Room G35 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
17:15 IHR Unruly Soldiers: the Bridgwater Army Riots of 1717 a...
Ecclesiastical History Room (IHR)
17:30 IHR Brothers in Arms: The Dual Alliance in World War I a...
Germany Room (IHR)
17:30 IHR The Resurrection and Church Politics
Low Countries Room (IHR)
17:30 IHR Tropical Furniture and Bodily Comportment in Colonia...
Global Japan Series
Room G37 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
17:30 IGRS Sylvia Naish Research Student Lecture
Room 273 (Stewart House, Second floor)
17:30 IHR Democracy, the Public Sphere, and the University
The Pollard Room (IHR)
17:30 IES Textual Scholarship Seminar
Room G21a (Senate House, Ground Floor)

Friday 12 February 2010

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10:00 WB FOURTEENTH-CENTURY CLASSICISM: BERNAT METGE AND PETR...
This conference examines the early influence of Petrarch’s Latin works in the Crown of Aragon and France, and focuses on Bernat Metge (c. 1348-1413), ...
Warburg Institute
12:30 ISA Research Student Seminars
Room G16 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
16:30 IClS Postgraduate Work In Progress Seminar
Pietro Liuzzo (Bologna)
Room G34 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
17:15 IHR Women in the Band: Music, Modernity and the Politics...
Low Countries Room (IHR)
17:30 IHR St. Christopher Wall Painting in Medieval Churches, ...
Ecclesiastical History Room (IHR)
18:00 IES Ezra Pound Cantos Reading Group
Room G35 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
18:00 IES The Charles Peake Ulysses Seminar
**Please note change of usual room**
Room G16 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
18:30 IES Suburban Childhoods
A joint King's College London and English PEN event. Venue: Edmond J Safra Lecture Theatre, Strand, KCL. .
Other

Saturday 13 February 2010

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10:30 IGRS Research Training Programme: visual cultures
Room 275 (Stewart House)

Monday 15 February 2010

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IHR An Introduction to Oral History
(Mondays, 18 January – 29 March 2010) This course addresses theoretical and practical issues in oral history through workshop sessions and particip...
10:30 IMR Composers and Performers
Room 273 (Stewart House, Second floor)
16:30 IClS Ancient Philosophy Seminar
Living Scepticism
Room G34 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
17:00 IHR Gloire and the imagery of military sign-up in France...
Low Countries Room (IHR)
17:15 IHR A Palingenetic Paladin? George Mallory and the Resur...
Ecclesiastical History Room (IHR)
17:15 IHR The capital city's symphony orchestra: Tovey's Reid ...
In the middle of World War I, Donald Francis Tovey, Reid Professor of Music at Edinburgh University, created a symphony orchestra for a capital city. Th...
The Wolfson Room (IHR)
17:30 IHR Crisis Music: The Cultural Politics of Rock Against ...
Please note: this session takes place in Room G32 (Senate House, South Block, Ground Floor)
The Pollard Room (IHR)
17:30 IHR Burke's Reflections and French Counter-Revolution
The Pollard Room (IHR)
17:30 IHR Metropolitan and colonial discourses of respectabili...
Colonial/Postcolonial New Researchers Workshop
Germany Room (IHR)
18:00 IALS Recent Developments in Intellectual Property in Aust...
IALS