Events

Come along and chat to our team of Academic Librarians about our Research support resources and events

The 17th Centre for Online and Distance Education Research in Distance Education (RIDE) conference takes place on 28-29 March 2023 online and at Senate House

Join the Centre for Commercial Law Studies in Paris (QMUL) for a lecture by Lord Hoffmann, member of the UK's House of Lords, arbitrator, and former judge.

Join the discussion with Dr Richard Johnson (QMUL) and explore the different racial policy coalitions behind busing in the US, UK, and France.

Joining us for our undergraduate Applicant Open Day (also known as Journée de Rencontres or JDR)? You will find useful information about the day.

How has the distance from Heaven damaged the Earth? Find out by joining the discussion with Mohamed Amer Meziane on his latest book ‘Empires Beneath the Earth’.

This event will take the 'house' beyond policy, to excavate its urban extensions and their political meaning.

This event explores habitability as a process: roads, buildings, pipes, wires, animals, viruses, humans feeling each other out and more.

This event will explore how the inhabitants of metropolises invent their own vernaculars for dealing with the new contexts in which they live and work.

This event will examine the various kinds of experiments centred on new intermingling that are currently taking place.

This event will explore how the inhabitants of metropolises invent their own vernaculars for dealing with the new contexts in which they live and work.

This event will examine what constitutes black well-being in the context of black social reproduction.

Join Dean of Postgraduate Laws, Professor Helen Xanthaki, for our live webinar on Wednesday 19 April to find out more about the programme.

Our monthly CDE webinars provide a platform for exploration, exchange and learning from the innovation and development taking place in digital learning.

This event will examine what constitutes black well-being in the context of black social reproduction.

This event will reflect on discussions during the five-day Urban Life at the Extensions programme.

Join our Librarians for a session on how to conduct literature reviews and build bibliographies for academic research

An online event exploring resources, themes, and potential research areas in environmental humanities across Senate House Library's collections