Live lectures and subject talks are taking place during June and July for Philosophy, Theology & Religious Studies, Classics & Archaeology, History, and Music in the School of Humanities and the Faculty of Arts.
Join our live sessions or catch up on those you missed through Virtually ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½
You can catch up on our live lectures and subject talks to experience what it’s like studying at University. To learn something new – select ‘Live lectures’ a lecture that sparks your interest or if you’d like to meet a tutor and find your ideal course – select ‘Subject talks’ and look through our range of subject areas.
Join our sessions or catch up via the Virtually ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ portal.
Here is a list of dates for our introductions and talks. Recordings of sessions you have missed will be available approximately a fortnight after the event.
Subject talks
24 June - Foundation arts & humanities: introduction and overview
24 June - Studying a new subject at university in the Faculty of Arts
25 June - Archaeology: introduction and overview
29 June - Ways to Study History: exploring the study of history through different course specialisms and/or joint honours
30 June - Classical Civilisation and Ancient History Courses: introduction and overview
6 July - Theology & Religious Studies: introduction and overview
10 July - Philosophy: Introduction and overview
20 July - History: Introduction and overview
22 July - Music: Introduction and overview
Live Lectures
26 June - Roman satire does social distancing - Martial and disgusting kisses (Classics)
26 June - Zootherapy – ‘walking pharmacies’ (Archaeology)
29 June - China’s rise - modernity with Chinese characteristics? (History)
30 June - Game of Kings and Queens (History)
2 July - Does the night have a history? (History)
3 July - Should Buddhists be social activists? (Philosophy)
6 July - Our place in this world - why virtue and flourishing are more important life-goals than ever (Theology & Religious Studies)
7 July - Understanding Artificial Intelligence (Philosophy)
22 July - Can musicals change our world view? (Music)
The booking form for live events and details of catch-up videos can be found via the Virtually ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ portal here.
Posted on Friday 10th July 2020