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Mother Tongue Tongue Poetry Competition

Runs from Wednesday, March 13 to Friday, May 24.

More information | Tags: Widening Participation/Outreach |
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Dante and the Ouija Board: Towards a Humantities-oriented Approach to AI Studies
FAB4.76 (TRC)
More information | Tags: School of Modern Languages and Cultures |
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PGT Poster Competition
Cluster C

A celebration of our MA cohort, including prizes for the winners of the PGT poster competition.

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History Department - Offer Holder Open Day
FAB3.57

Congratulations on receiving an offer for one of our History degree programmes, and we look forward to welcoming you back on campus on an Offer Holder Open Day.

More information | Tags: Student Recruitment |
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DAHL Short: Create Video Presentations Using the Humanities RapidMooc Studio
H2.46 (old Humanities building)
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DAHL Short: Podcasting Using the Humanities RapidMooc Studio
H2.46 (old Humanities Building)
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Work in Progress - Esther Meijer (St Andrews)
OC1.03

‘Diverting from the straight path: The genre(s) of Statius’ Silvae as desire paths (deverticula amoena)’

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts classics Postgraduate Research Research seminars Undergraduate invited lecture Work In Progress Classical Connections philosophy |
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Immersive Showcase: Invasion - 2017 Emmy® winner for Outstanding Interactive narrated by Ethan Hawke
FAB1.63 Media Symposium Space
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The Art of Travel: The History of Travel Guidebooks
FAB0.08 Faculty of Arts Building
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Event: The Art of Travel: The History of Travel Guidebooks
FAB0.08

Event: The Art of Travel: The History of Travel Guidebooks

Join Tony Wheeler (Engineering Science, 1969) alumnus and co-founder of the Lonely Planet, for his guest lecture titled 'The Art of Travel: The History of Travel Guidebooks'.

Hosted by Professor Tim Lockley, the lecture will be a guided tour through the history of travel writing, from guidebooks through to modern travel blogs, drawing on Tony's unique insight through his years at the helm of the Lonely Planet.

The Art of Travel: The History of Travel Guidebooks

Date: Wednesday 8 May, 15.00 – 16.00

Location: FAB0.08 Faculty of Arts Building, 6 University Road, Coventry, CV4 7EQ

Followed by a drinks reception hosted by Professor Rachel Moseley, Faculty of Arts Building Terrace, Fifth Floor at 16.00 – 17.00

Sign up and RSVP to the lecture & drinks reception here: The Art of Travel: The History of Travel Guidebooks (warwick.ac.uk)Link opens in a new window 

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