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Scenographic Thinking in Oslo
Professor Joslin McKinney was recently invited to take part in
Accents at work: share your story
UK workers are being asked to share their experiences of how their accents influence life at work, in an anonymous survey as part of University of Leeds research.
Do global injustices such as climate change, sweatshop labour and global poverty mean that all of us should become activists?
Dr Joshua Hobbs argues that ordinary citizens can address global injustices not just through activism, but by supporting activists in a journal article published on the 12th November.
University of Leeds awarded Queen Elizabeth Prize for Education in recognition of its pioneering research in textiles and fashion
This is the fourth time the University has received the honour, following awards recognising achievements in climate change research, transport studies, and biomedical engineering
Leeds Playhouse Artistic Director Tom Wright visits PCI
Leeds Playhouse Artistic Director Tom Wright visited the School of Performance and Cultural Industries on 20 November, engaging in an in-depth session with theatre directing students