Shakespeare’s First Folio: from London to the world - and Leeds!
What’s so special about Shakespeare’s First Folio? Find out from distinguished Shakespeare scholar Professor Emma Smith.
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Scenography as Material Thinking - The Inaugural Lecture of Professor Joslin McKinney
The School of Performance and Cultural Industries invites you to the Inaugural Lecture of Joslin McKinney, Professor of Scenography.
Environmental Humanities Futures: Networking and Showcase Event
As environmental humanities research continues to develop at Leeds, across new disciplines and involving new colleagues and collaborators, we are keen to explore what connections we might make across our community. The Leeds Arts & Humanities Research Institute (LAHRI) is hosting Environmental Humanities Futures to bring together researchers from across and beyond the Faculty of Arts, Humanities &...
LAHRI Speculative Conversation - Anthropology of Decoration
Researches from across the University are invited to register for the next Speculative Conversation taking place in the Brotherton Research Centre.
British Academy Lecture 2023: The Future of Music Studies
Delivered by the most outstanding academics in the UK and beyond, the British Academy’s flagship Lecture Programme showcases the very best scholarship in the humanities and social sciences.
Opera North: Race, Representation and Authenticity, 1979–2023
This exhibition explores 40 years of Opera North’s operatic storytelling, and the ways it has engaged with issues of race, representation and authenticity
COP27 to COP28: What went well, what went badly and what comes next?
In March the Priestley Centre, will host a webinar to offer researchers at the University of Leeds an opportunity to reflect on COP27 and discuss how we might contribute to ensuring resolutions turn into action ahead of COP28.
Subjectivity in History: A workshop
Join the School of History as well as visiting speaker Tracey Loughran (Professor of History at the University of Essex) for a workshop thinking through themes of subjectivity and researcher positionality in history.
The Katrina Honeyman memorial lecture: ''"It's Very Personal": Sex and Relationships on the Problem Pages, c. 1960-1990'
This talk by Professor Tracey Loughran explores approaches to sex and relationships on problem pages between the 1960s and the 1990s, showing how and why agony aunts adapted to a changing society.
Online Event: What is Leeds Creative Labs?
In this online session we hear from previous academic participants about their experience of collaborating in this way. We will also dedicate time for questions. This event is for academics and researchers at the University of Leeds.