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Tuesday, October 29, 2024

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Student Placement Fair
Ramphal Foyer

This fair will involve students who have or are currently undertaking a work placement (short or yearlong) to showcase and share their experience with the School's staff and students. There will be light refreshments available.

This event is a great opportunity for UG and PG students to:

- Speak directly with students who have been on placement and learn about their journey (challenges, benefits)

-Learn about different roles/placements that are available to them

-Explore a potential career path

-Gain insight into the different sectors/industries/employers that are interested in their skills

More information | Tags: Liberal Arts GSD Current students |
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STVDIO Seminar Series: Gary Watt (Warwick)
FAB2.32 & online

Poetic Conjuration: Shakespeare’s Legal Rhetoric

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Seminar renaissance |
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Annual Walter Rodney lecture: Professor Joan Anim-Addo (Goldsmiths)
A0.23, Social Sciences, University of Warwick

‘Without limits: Walter Rodney’s radical Caribbean “groundings” and its continuities within diasporic practices, including the arts’

Reception to follow after the lecture.

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Annual Walter Rodney lecture History English & Comparative Literary Studies English School of Modern languages |

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