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  • Criminal Justice: Policing, Sentencing and Rehabilitation

    Module code: LW3591 This module examines core components of the criminal justice process including policing, sentencing, prisons, rehabilitation and desistance. The objective is to consider the nexus between each element and critically engage with associated theory.

  • Perceiving the Past

    Module code: HS2400 (double module) ‘History is one damn thing after another’ (Alfred Toynbee attrib.

  • Perceiving the Past

    Module code: HS2401 ‘History is one damn thing after another’ (Alfred Toynbee attrib.

  • Graduates Going Places

    Our geography graduates are going places with their degrees.

  • Objects and Collections: Care, Management and Curation

    Module code: MU7016 This module looks inside the museum (and related institutions) to consider objects and collections, and how they are made, cared for and re-made within professional practice.

  • Oxford Professor to explore the mystery of Alices Adventures in Wonderland on the 150th anniversary of its publication

    On the 150th anniversary of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland award-winning biographer Professor Robert Douglas-Fairhurst examines the lure and lunacy of one of the most iconic children's stories of all time.

  • Creative thinkers sought for event to tackle global problems

    Bright and innovative thinkers are being invited to our University for the first UK event outside of London known as Solve for X.

  • Revealing the hidden layers of the universe

    An upcoming lecture seeks to reveal the hidden layers of the universe and explore what lies beyond the lens of the telescope on Thursday 23 April at 18.30 in Lecture Theatre 2 in the Bennett Building.

  • The Science of Tolkiens Middleearth

    J. R .R.

  • Talking points a range of topical issues tackled by academics 2 8 July

    Professor Rodrigo Quian Quiroga from the Centre for Systems Neuroscience has written an article for The Conversation into new research examining how the brain encodes memories.

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