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National Arts Fundraising and Philanthropy Programme extended
National Arts Fundraising and Philanthropy Programme extended to March 2018 and and will include the continuation of the annual National Summer School for Arts Fundraising and Leadership.
Five-pound history lesson: animal fat and the British empire's biggest revolt
Professor William Gould (History) writes on the backlash surrounding the new five pound note containing animal fat, drawing parallels to the protests in 1857 that led up to the Indian Mutiny rebellion
Taught Postgraduate Fee Scholarship
We are pleased to announce that the School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science is offering two UK/EU fee scholarships for Taught Postgraduate study in 2017/18.
Call for papers: 'Reading' Caribbean In/securities for Creativity
This one-day interdisciplinary conference welcomes abstracts from postgraduates at various stages of their research, whose works concern any aspect of Caribbean in/securities and creativity.
IMS Open Lecture Series The Past Mirrored in the Present: Why Interpreting Medieval Monasticism Matters
Inaugural lecture of Prof. Emilia Jamroziak, Institute for Medieval Studies - University of Leeds