Open lectures

Join us to learn more about the science of stress and how we can better manage it's effects!

Join the Department of English and Related Literature for Anthony V Capildeo’s reading followed by a fun celebratory reception!

Mike's talk explores using heart rate and motion detection in theatre, music, and VR projects. These innovative techniques offer a deeper understanding of audience experience and show how data can inform creative productions.

How can analytic philosophy help us to understand spirituality and spiritual practices?

At this event Adam Phillips will talk with Hugh Haughton about his recent book, 'The Life You Want'.

This talk challenges dominant myths of male suicidality, highlighting how cultural scripts and domestic involvement influence risks and prevention strategies.

Breastfeeding is a vital, low-carbon public health solution. This talk links it to climate resilience, critiquing formula's impact and calling for systemic support to protect our environment.

Join us for a discussion on the future of adult social care, exploring the opportunities and risks shaping the sector and how policy can help meet the increasing care needs of the population.