From nineteenth-century phrenology to present-day anti-trans conspiracies to examples from her lifetime as an agenda setting historian, filmmaker and activist, Stryker finds surprising places to tune ...

This one-day workshop brings together a range of voices and presents new work that reconsiders the complex legacies of fascism, the Second World War and genocide in global context.

Join this 'Marxism in Culture' seminar with Alison Wright (UCL). Her paper questions the adequacy of new materialist ethics in the face of the all-too-human assertion and coercion at play in ‘making’ ...

Four Italian Women on Writing, Identity and the Contemporary Novel.

Wedding Songs & Agit Prop is an evening of performance, reading, reflection and collective encounter bringing together artists, writers, musicians and activists whose work engages questions of racial ...

Four Italian Women on Writing, Identity and the Contemporary Novel.

We are welcoming Lucia Sorbera for the launch of her book Biography of a Revolution. The Feminist Roots of Human Rights in Egypt.

The second lecture in the 'Racial Capitalism and the Urban' series examines how racial classification shapes peripheral urbanisation in Brazil, with Professor Renato Emerson dos Santos.

We are welcoming Lucia Sorbera for the launch of her book Biography of a Revolution. The Feminist Roots of Human Rights in Egypt.

The IAS is pleased to welcome author Holly Fletcher, whose book overturns false assumptions that concern with body size is a modern phenomenon or that in earlier societies fatness simply signified wea...

Creative-Critical Readings and Translations in English and German

The book addresses the need to advance the understanding of relations between architectural design and the labour of building.

Please join us in celebrating the launch of Xiaofan Amy Li's book The Aesthetics of Risk in Franco-East Asian Literatures.

UCLDH is delighted to welcome Melissa Terras, Professor of Digital Cultural Heritage at the University of Edinburgh, to give the 2026 Susan Hockey Lecture.

We are welcoming Stefan Williamson Fa to the IAS to present his first monograph Sonic Relations. Devotion and Community in Turkey's Eastern Borderlands.

We welcome the authors, Hans Demeyer and Sven Vitse, for the launch of their book, a comparative study of contemporary fiction in neoliberal ruins.

The IAS is pleased to support this symposium charting the audio-visual production which, from the mid-twentieth century, constituted a key site for creating, circulating and debating ideas about an em...

Join IAS Fellows, Rana Banna & Mary Newman, for their reading group, which explores how early-modern writers connected linguistic encounters with sensory encounters of seeing, hearing, touching, tasti...

Please join us in celebrating the launch of Xiaofan Amy Li's book The Aesthetics of Risk in Franco-East Asian Literatures.

We are welcoming Stefan Williamson Fa to the IAS to present his first monograph Sonic Relations. Devotion and Community in Turkey's Eastern Borderlands.

Attendees will be able to undertake practical tasks to get a taste of how creative and critical approaches meet when translating works of literature.

We are pleased to welcome back to the IAS Adrian Masters to present his new book (co-written with Jorge Cañizares-Esguerra) The Radical Spanish Empire. How Paperwork Politics Remade the New World.

Attendees will be able to undertake practical tasks to get a taste of how creative and critical approaches meet when translating works of literature.

Creative-Critical Readings and Translations in English and German

We welcome the authors, Hans Demeyer and Sven Vitse, for the launch of their book, a comparative study of contemporary fiction in neoliberal ruins.

Join this Health Humanities Seminar with Johann Go (Global Business School for Health, UCL), who will introduce an ethical framework for thinking about waiting list design in healthcare and explain ho...

Please join us for a film screening and discussion of the documentary Out Laws (2025, Lexi Powner & James Lewis) with director James Lewis, Professor Bob Mills (UCL) and activist Friedel Dausab.

Join Tom Western (UCL Geography) for this ARIEL Friday Lunchtime Discussion on the possibility of circular writing – as form and texture, as motif and thematic.

​​​​​​​This talk by Dr Sarah Kunz (Visiting Research Fellow at the Centre for Capitalism Studies) brings into conversation two literatures, on investment migration and on the political economy of extr...

Higher Education Conference 29th June 2026, University of Westminster, 309 Regent Street, London         Across the UK and internationally, Humanities disciplines are navigating a period of profound c...

A SPLAS (Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies) event, taking stock of the past, present and future of modern languages and area studies.

We are pleased to welcome back to the IAS Adrian Masters to present his new book (co-written with Jorge Cañizares-Esguerra) The Radical Spanish Empire. How Paperwork Politics Remade the New World.

Join Tom Western (UCL Geography) for this ARIEL Friday Lunchtime Discussion on the possibility of circular writing – as form and texture, as motif and thematic.

At a time when digital technology is decisively shaping the global political economy and children’s education, Gandhi and Tagore and their pedagogic legacy offer us a rare perspective and also a direc...

Join Tom Western (UCL Geography) for this ARIEL Friday Lunchtime Discussion on the possibility of circular writing – as form and texture, as motif and thematic.

Critical Childhood Studies Centre (CCSC) Lunchtime Exchange with CCSC Visiting Research Fellow Professor Erica R. Meiners.

UCLDH is delighted to welcome Melissa Terras, Professor of Digital Cultural Heritage at the University of Edinburgh, to give the 2026 Susan Hockey Lecture.

qUCL are pleased to welcome Dr Naoise Murphy (Manchester) to discuss their new book, disrupting common-sense narratives of modernisation, gender, sexuality and race in the postcolonial state. Chaired ...

In this session Megan Bushnell (University of Oxford) and Arabella Sinclair (UCL) will present their research in Computational Linguistics.

A symposium organized by the BA in Creative Arts and Humanities program at UCL

Join this Health Humanities Seminar with Johann Go (Global Business School for Health, UCL), who will introduce an ethical framework for thinking about waiting list design in healthcare and explain ho...

Join this 'Marxism in Culture' seminar with Dominique Routhier (Roskilde University). His talk traces the “decline and fall” of American civilization through the decomposition of its most emblematic f...

Join this 'Marxism in Culture' seminar with Dominique Routhier (Roskilde University). His talk traces the “decline and fall” of American civilization through the decomposition of its most emblematic f...