WESTMINSTER WEDNESDAY SERIES
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Westminster is relaunching a series of master classes for 2021 and 2022.
The talks are delivered by senior academic staff at the University and are designed as interactive sessions to provide a taster of what it feels like to be a university student in liberal arts and sciences.
The events are free to attend and are open to students in Year 12 and 13 or those on a L3 or Access to HE course.
See below for full details and book here
24th November 2021, 2-3.30pm - in person
Race and Childhood: Understanding the importance of representation presented by Dr Ben Pitcher
8th December 2021, 12.30-2pm - in person
History, Her-story, Their-story, Your-story presented by Prof Pippa Catterall and Dr Ludivine Broch
19th January 2022, 2-3.30pm - in person
Multicultural London English presented by Dr Kelechukwu Ihemere
2nd February 2022, 2-3.30pm - online
Immune drones against cancer invaders presented by Dr Nina Porakishvili
16th February 2022, 2-30pm - in person
How Literature helps us understand the contemporary world presented by Dr Michelle Geric
2nd March 2022, 2.3.30pm, in person
Stress: Friend or Foe? (Psychology/ neuroscience) presented by Prof Catherine Loveday
16th March 2022, 2-3.30pm, in person
How to become a competent intercultural communicator: the relationship between language and culture presented by Dr Federica Mazzara
30th March 2022, 2-3.30pm, in person
The Humanities and the Fight for Freedom: Identities, Rights, Politics presented by Dr Simon Avery
1st June 2022, 2-3.30pm, in person
What does it mean to be different? (Psychology) presented by Dr Nikolaos Souvlakis
15th June 2022, 2-3.30pm, in person
“A Reflection on how the pandemic has underlined the ongoing inequality in society” presented by Dr David Khabaz
