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Wednesday, February 12, 2020

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Y2 Consumption Module Field Visit
Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford
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School Research Seminar and Pedagogy Series: Prof. Chris Preist (University of Bristol)
R3.41 Ramphal Building

Professor Chris Preist (University of Bristol): 'Digital technology: Environmental saint or sinner?'

Staff and students from all Departments are welcome to attend this event, as are external visitors.

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Applied Linguistics Seminar Series: 'Understanding Anti-Refugee Arguments in the “Refugee Crisis”'
S0.10 Social Sciences Building

On 12/02 the Applied Linguistics Seminar Series welcomes Dr Simon Goodman from De Montfort University to discuss ‘Understanding Anti-Refugee Arguments in the “Refugee Crisis”’

All talks take place from 1600-1700 in S0.10

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