Upcoming lectures

Past lectures are available to download in audio and video - access via the links in the left-hand menu.

The English social care workforce structure: labour market and global mobility

May
28
2013

Education and Social Work Seminar Series
Fulton Building, Room TBC
Tuesday 28 May
17:00 until 18:00
Dr Shereen Hussein, King's College London

The care sector relies heavily on women and migrants who may accept certain employment terms and conditions. This event presents the findings from...


Chemical contaminants: the sexual chemistry of fish and foetal health

May
28
2013

Professorial lectures
Chowen lecture theatre, BSMS
Tuesday 28 May
18:30 until 19:30
Elizabeth Hill, Professor of Environmental Technology, School of Life Sciences

We live in a world contaminated by man- made chemicals, yet only now are we beginning to understand that exposure to mixtures of low levels of...


The rise and fall of Liberal foreign policy

Jun
4
2013

Professorial lectures
Chowen lecture theatre, BSMS
Tuesday 4 June
18:30 until 19:30
Beate Jahn, Professor of International Relations, School of Global Studies

The end of the Cold War was widely hailed as a triumph of liberalism and an opportunity to remake the world in a liberal image. To this end, liberal..


Between education, jobs and development: is there a place for skills in a post-2015 landscape?

Jun
24
2013

Education and Social Work Seminar Series
Fulton Building, Room TBC
Monday 24 June
17:00 until 18:00
Professor Simon McGrath, University of Nottingham

As we approach 2015 there is clamour for topics that need to be part of the post-2015 development debates - like the connection between skills and...



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