Events

Our second year Fine Art students are showcasing their work in April and May, through a series of projects and exhibitions in a range of venues on campus and across Leeds.

Enfolded Journeys is an open call touring exhibition of 28 new artists’ books made in response to themes suggested by the title.

Please note: this exhibition will run from 5-29 May 2026 on weekdays only.

A panel on the future of UK public service media following the BBC Charter Review, exploring regulation, policy, and the changing production ecology.

Join us for a work in progress seminar with speaker Owen Atkinson, Postgraduate Researcher in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies.

Join us for a work in progress seminar with speaker Dr Rebecca Starr, a Lecturer in History of Art in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies.

Join us for a programme of talks, exhibition and networking exploring circular economy, sustainable materials and cross-disciplinary practice.

With COILs now being run or developed in every Faculty and most Schools across the University, we've seen exciting progress in the scaling up of COIL provision across the University.

Exploring how attention to mental diversity may enhance philosophical understanding of the mind, and how psychologists’ attention to individual differences can inform philosophical theorising

Donald Trump and the Future of American Democracy

This symposium on Prof. Jeffrey Alexander’s new book, Frontlash/Backlash (Polity, 2025), will explore why movements for democratic inclusion so often provoke backlash and fuel political polarization.

HOLD brings together 34 undergraduate Fine Art students graduating from the University of Leeds this summer.

Education through Podcasting (EPOD) is a conference and book series where experts share research and practice on learning through recorded audio, media, and podcasting in educational contexts

This flagship interdisciplinary event brings together researchers and students from across the university to showcase research excellence and foster collaboration.

Join us for a seminar hosted by the Feminisms Research Group, with speaker Dr Gill Park (Lecturer in Curating and Contemporary Art in the School of Fine Art History of Art and Cultural Studies).