Events

Dr Jonathan Slater presents a paper for the War Studies and Health Histories research groups in the School of History

Part of the Music Research Seminar Series 2025-26

Part of the CHIA seminar programme, 2025-2026

The event will include live performances and paper presentations

This interdisciplinary session will explore the meaning and practice of co-production in participatory art, especially in the context of youth mental health and loneliness.

Dr Rhiannon Garth Jones presents a paper for the Institute for Medieval Studies seminar series

This seminar unearths a history of women’s authorship in North American slasher film production, and examines the role women have played in the overarching politics and ideology of the slasher film

Siyuan Yin’s ethnographic study explores how mediated labor activism advances worker mobilization, feminist activism, and counter-discourses amid China’s authoritarian constraints

Part of the Music Research Seminar Series 2025-26

Tendai (T.L.) Huchu is an award-winning Zimbabwean writer living in Edinburgh and the author of the critically-acclaimed The Hairdresser of Harare (2010)

Colonel (ret.) Klaus Wolf presents a paper for the War Studies and Politics, Diplomacy and International History research groups in the School of History.

A webinar by Professor Cat Davies

Dr Laura Seymour presents a paper for the Health Histories research group in the School of History.

The workshop is aimed at all staff (academic, professional services) in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures who are considering issues around AI in their educational and PedR/SoTL activities

Part of the CHIA seminar programme, 2025-2026

An expert roundtable exploring the intersection of comics, creative practice and academic research, featuring leading national creators and scholars. 

Drawing on research conducted over 20 years, Prof. Julia Snell interrogates the assumption that modifying children's speech will lead to educational success and social mobility.

Music and the Arts in France – 1925 is an international Conference and Festival that takes 1925 as the confluence for exploring key composers for whom it was a significant date.

Ailish Tynan and Joseph Middleton perform music including Ravel's Sheherazade, Poulenc La courte paille, and songs by Satie and Rosenthal.

Dame Felicity Lott leads a masterclass with students of the Royal Northern College of Music and Leeds Song Young Artists.

Book Launch for ‘Influencer Creep: How Optimization, Authenticity and Self-Branding Transform Creative Culture’ by Sophie Bishop, with Dr Eirini Boukla (School of Design) and artist Marianna Mariz

Part of the Music Research Seminar Series 2025-26

Join us for the inaugural 'Media Frontiers' event in The School of Media and Communication, bringing industry experts in conversation with the School’s research staff, students and beyond

Performing Power proposes an analysis of social power not as a material or ideal resource, but as a dramatic and aesthetic act.

Part of the Music Research Seminar Series 2025-26

Part of the CHIA seminar programme, 2025-2026

Part of the Music Research Seminar Series 2025-26

Part of the Music Research Seminar Series 2025-26

IMC 2025 will take place 06-09 July in a fully hybrid format from the University of Leeds campus.