Events
Friday Lunchtime Concerts on Campus
University of Leeds International Concert Series announces its Autumn 2024 Season including classical, jazz, and folk.
K-Pop’s Transformative Potential? Performativity and Belonging in Global Fandom
This talk zooms in on the ways transnational fans have engaged with K-pop and asks what transformative potentials have been harnessed and amplified through their fan engagements
Terra Invisus
Terra Invisus is a contemporary music trio, dedicated to pushing musical and sonic boundaries through free improvisation, and the performance of new commissions and contemporary works.
Research Seminar: The Critical Function of the Walking Dead in the Chronicle of Lanercost
Dr Stephen Gordon presents a paper for the Institute for Medieval Studies seminar series 2024-25.
Measuring Impact: what counts as evidence in language education?
PRIA and the Centre for Excellence in Language Teaching (CELT) cordially invites you the first of the CELT 2024-2025 Methodology Workshops series
Research Seminar: The Reddest Gift: Blood Donation and the Red Cross in the Post-Stalin USSR
Dr Siobhán Hearne presents a paper for the Health Histories research group.
Music Research Seminar: Sarah Price
Sarah Price (University of Liverpool) will join us to present on ‘Audiences for classical music: synthesising knowledge and new avenues for research’
Research Seminar: The Long Blame Game: The Debate on the Causes of WWI
Professor Annika Mombauer presents a paper for the War Studies research group.
Launch event for Centre for Ancient World and Classical Reception Studies
Celebrate the launch of our Centre, with a talk by Prof. Edith Hall (Durham) and drinks reception
James Newby & Joseph Middleton
Baritone James Newby, former BBC New Generation Artist and Rising Star of the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, joins renowned pianist, Joseph Middleton for a concert of maritime inspired song.
Portuguese Fado & Queer Resistance: The Revolutionary Fado Bicha
The Portuguese Queer Fado band, Fado Bicha, will be making their Leeds premiere at the Hyde Park Book Club, on Friday 8th November
Leeds Language Week
Leeds Language Week is a vibrant celebration of the city's languages, cultures, and communities, highlighting our connections to the world
A Century of Electrifying Women: Perspectives from Feminist Archive North and Beyond
The UK’s Electrical Association for Women (EAW) was launched 100 years ago in November 1924. This event explores the EAW’s legacy of promoting women’s professional expertise in electrifying the home
Annual Institute for Medieval Studies and Classics research seminar: Erin Dailey
The paper is entitled 'Domestic Slaves, Sexual Desires, and Vulnerable Bodies in the Late Roman Empire and Its Successor Societies: Christian, Muslim, and Jewish Households at the End of Antiquity'.
Research Seminar: ‘Comics, Embodied Trace and Haptic Encounter, from Artifact of Reproduction to Algorithmic Outcome’
An exploration of the role of materials in the embodied reading and making practices of graphic narratives, and how technological reproduction affects these performances
Workshop: The School of History from Below
A workshop exploring the history of the School of History. Come along to explore what we know and potential research avenues.
Introduction to IIIF in the Arts and Humanities – working with digital image collections and archives
Introduction to IIIF in the Arts and Humanities – working with digital image collections and archives
Music Research Seminar: Toby Bennett
Toby Bennett (University of Westminster)) will join us to present on ‘Musicking the organisation: Corporate life in the digital music industry’
Leon McCawley
Described by International Piano as “one of today’s most impeccably musical pianists”, we are delighted to welcome back Leon McCawley to the University.
Research seminar: “Bees without Stings:” Courts and Commercial Enforcement in the British Empire
Dr Hunter Harris presents a paper for the Empires and Aftermath research group.
Conference: 9th Annual Late Medieval France and Burgundy Seminar
The theme of the 2025 conference will be 'Politics and Performance'.
Music Research Seminar: Christopher Fox
Christopher Fox (University of York) will join us to present on ‘Dots, lines, squiggles and words: what's the point of notation?’
Faculty Curriculum Redefined Build Phase Workshop Series 2024/25: Fairness in Assessment and Feedback - the Arts and Humanities Context
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
Music Research Seminar: Anna Glew
Anna Glew (University of Liverpool) will join us to present on their recent work
Conference: Land Forces of the Crown, c. 1660- c. 2000
The Society for Army Historical Research is pleased to host its next conference at the University of Leeds
Music Research Seminar: Carlo Cenciarelli
Carlo Cenciarelli (Cardiff University) will join us to present on ‘Selling Stereophonic Intimacy: Headphone Sharing in Cinema and Beyond’
Music Research Seminar: Katalin Koltai
Katalin Koltai (Royal Academy of Music) will join us to present on their recent work
Faculty Curriculum Redefined Build Phase Workshop Series 2024/25: Lessons Learnt – Reflecting on Assessment and Feedback Practice Over the Last Academic Year
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
Music Research Seminar: Ian Sapiro
Ian Sapiro (School of Music, University of Leeds) will join us to present on their recent work.
Thackray Museum of Medicine Insights Lecture Series: Dr Katherine Rawling
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.
Conference: International Medieval Congress 2025
IMC 2025 will take place 07-10 July 2025 on the University of Leeds campus.
- One day event
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