What our staff are up to

The Visual Politics of Fear: Anti-Communist Iconography in Post-War Greece with Dr Alex Kazamias [Wed 4/3 – Research Seminar Series]

Events / What our staff are up to / What's on 3 Mar 2020 Dr Simon May

See below for details of next week’s School of Humanities talk, which will take place in GE403 at 4-5pm on Weds 4 March. Hope to see you there, Benet &…

‘Quicklinks + Quickmarks = Double quick feedback’ [Wed 26/3 – Research Seminar Series]

Events / What our staff are up to / What's on 25 Feb 2020 Emma S.

'Quicklinks + Quickmarks = Double quick feedback' - Hilary Nesi, Benet Vincent and Daniel Quinn Wednesday 26th March, 5-6pm, George Eliot Building 403 The first part of this talk and workshop…

‘Introducing An Online Automated Transcription & Annotation Tool’ [Wed 12 Feb School of Humanities Research Talk]

Events / What our staff are up to / What's on 12 Feb 2020 Emma S.

'Transcribear – Introducing An Online Automated Transcription & Annotation Tool' - Dr Yu-Hua Chen Wednesday 12 Feb, 4-6pm, George Eliot Building 403 Reliable transcription and annotation (also known as “coding”)…

French Film Club Returns for 2020! [Pauline Maleyrie, French; Languages for Global Communication]

BA Languages for Global Communication / Events / What our staff are up to / What our students are up to / What's on 4 Feb 2020 Emma S.

The French film club was back last Thursday ! Gwénola Bescond and Pauline Maleyrie screened the very popular French film “ Bienvenue chez les Ch’tis”, the story of a French…

The expression of obligation in student academic writing [New article by Dr Benet Vincent, English]

What our staff are up to 23 Jan 2020 Emma S.

Students writing in the academy face a number of complex challenges in negotiating disciplinary and genre conventions. One of the most abstract of these is a consideration of reader expectations…

New book by Sociology Lecturer, Marcus Maloney, ‘Gender, Masculinity and Video Gaming’, out now

BA Sociology / What our staff are up to 14 Jan 2020 Emma S.

New book out now by School of Humanities Sociology Lecturer, Dr. Marcus Maloney, with Associate Professor, Steven Roberts from Monash University and Dr. Timothy Graham from Queensland University of Technology,…

Experimental Poetry Exhibition, Sunday Jan 5th [Alyson Morris, English and Creative Writing]

Events / Undergraduate / What our staff are up to / What our students are up to / What's on 16 Dec 2019 Emma S.

BBC radio 4 interview with Dr. James Dawson, Politics

BA Politics / What our staff are up to 3 Dec 2019 Emma S.

Our Lecturer in Comparative Politics, Dr. James Dawson, was recently interviewed on BBC Radio 4 about the coming election in the area of the CU London campus in Dagenham. See…

Humanities experience day on November, 20th, 2019 [Victoria Rios Castano, Carlota Medina-Diaz and Pauline Maleyrie – Modern Languages]

Events / What our staff are up to / What's on 27 Nov 2019 Emma S.

Last week, we delivered a session in French and Spanish to a group of year 10 students from Grace Academy, Coventry. We talked about non-verbal communication through gestures in Spain…

Why East Central Europe’s flawed liberals leave democracy vulnerable [James Dawson, Politics]

BA Politics / BA Politics and History / What our staff are up to 18 Sep 2019 Emma S.

Dr James Dawson, Politics, with Associate Professor, Seán Hanley, UCL Originally published on the JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies blog The newer EU member states of East-Central Europe (ECE) were…

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