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Image depicting Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, featuring seating, stage area, pianos and lighting.

University of Leeds International Concert Series announces its Autumn 2024 Season including classical, jazz, and folk.

A falcon in flight against a bright blue sky

Dr Tiago Viúla de Faria presents a paper for the Institute for Medieval Studies seminar series 2024-25.

Clothworkers court

Join us for the launch of The Anti-Racist Media Manifesto, where the authors explore transforming media systems to confront racism and offer key strategies for an anti-racist media future

The cover of Andrea Major's Reimagining Empire. A black and white portrait photograph of a man with the text 'Reimagining Empire in India' in yellow

The School of History invites you to join us to celebrate the launch of Professor Major's new book.

Image depicting Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, featuring seating, stage area, pianos and lighting.

Described by International Piano as “one of today’s most impeccably musical pianists”, we are delighted to welcome back Leon McCawley to the University.

A painting of water pumps and containers

A free exhibition by the LivingBodiesObjects project in collaboration with the Bhopal Medical Appeal

An eighteenth-century image showing a man wearing a wig scratching his head while sitting at a desk

Dr Hunter Harris presents a paper for the Empires and Aftermath research group.

teacher and students in a lecture theatre

An online talk with colleagues from the IIIF Community Group for Education sharing their hands-on experience of teaching with visual cultural heritage collections

A collage of newspaper clippings related to the subject area

This talk explores and interrogates how and why film culture in the UK became a focal point for feminist activism and campaigning, responsive to the events and contexts of the 'Yorkshire Ripper' years

A 15th century manuscript written in French. Text in multiple columns, interspersed with decorative elements. To the left, red lines radiate from circular nodes, forming a genealogical diagram. to the right, a roundel depicting Charles VI of France.

The theme of the 2025 conference will be 'Politics and Performance'.

A cartoon collage depicting people with their arms around each other

Location: Newlyn SR 1.01 (with refreshments) - attendance online also possible

School of Music

Christopher Fox (University of York) will join us to present on ‘Dots, lines, squiggles and words: what's the point of notation?’

55 years of Language Centre teaching

This workshop series will support colleagues in Faculty programme teams to develop and share arts-and-humanities-relevant approaches to assessment and feedback as part of Curriculum Redefined

Three screens in the School of Music attached to the wall reading 'Welcome to the School of Music, University of Leeds'.

Anna Glew (University of Liverpool) will join us to present on their recent work

Society for Army Historical Research logo on a blue background

The Society for Army Historical Research is pleased to host its next conference at the University of Leeds

Violin strings close up

Carlo Cenciarelli (Cardiff University) will join us to present on ‘Selling Stereophonic Intimacy: Headphone Sharing in Cinema and Beyond’

Three screens in the School of Music attached to the wall reading 'Welcome to the School of Music, University of Leeds'.

Katalin Koltai (Royal Academy of Music) will join us to present on their recent work

55 years of Language Centre teaching

This workshop series will support colleagues in Faculty programme teams to develop and share arts-and-humanities-relevant approaches to assessment and feedback as part of Curriculum Redefined

Saxophone lying on top of music sheets

Ian Sapiro (School of Music, University of Leeds) will join us to present on their recent work.

Thackray Musuem of Medicine on a sunny springtime day.

Join Dr Katherine Rawling from the School of History as she presents 'Left for Dead' at the Thackray Museum of Medicine together with Dr Richard Bellis and Cat Irving.

A postcard advertising the IMC 2025. Medieval images in frames against a textured brown background

IMC 2025 will take place 07-10 July 2025 on the University of Leeds campus.

  • One day event
  • Reoccuring events