All Sussex events
Wikipedia: The good, the bad and the useful
This short workshop will introduce you to Wikipedia, show you how to recognise a good or bad entry and how this applies to your own writing. #research
Daiwa Scholarships 2018: Language Study and Work Placement in Japan
Join this presentation to learn about the Daiwa Scholarship; a unique 19-month programme of language study and work placement in Japan.
The Orange Order in Scotland: Anthropological Reflections on Fraternity and Hate
The Orange Order in Scotland: Anthropological Reflections on Fraternity and Hate. Speaker: Joe Webster, Queen's University, Belfast
Citizenship and Migration in the Context of Brexit: Challenging the National Conceptual Frame
Gurminder Bhambra is Professor of Postcolonial and Decolonial Studies in the School of Global Studies, University of Sussex.
Interaction, Computation And Cognition
In a 2013 paper, Anthony Chemero writes that he does not “believe that radical embodied cognitive science is the one true psychology of the future".
Feminism, Science Studies and the Digital: materialism, work and care
17th October Feminism, Science Studies and the Digital: materialism, work and care + book launch of Kate O'Riordan, Unreal Objects (Pluto Press, 2017)
Mindfulness
Mindfulness practice has been shown to be a resource for building resilience and wellbeing.
Excel 2016 - Pivot Tables
This course builds on basic Excel knowledge. You will learn to use pivot tables and pivot charts to present and manipulate data. #research
Evaluating information resources
This practical workshop teaches you to critically assess information sources for their credibility, impartiality, and trustworthiness. #research
BMEc International Fair 2017
Are you an international student seeking support or a UK/EU student looking for an international experience? If so, join us at our International Fair!