College of Arts and Law

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We encourage creative thinking at Masters and Doctoral levels, via different modes of study.

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NEWS

AHRC development and engagement fellowship awarded

AHRC development and engagement fellowship awarded
Description
Dr Maria Witek has been awarded an AHRC development and engagement fellowship for her project entitled 'Embodied timing and disability in DJ practice', running from February 2022 to July 2023.

Conflict-Related Sexual Violence and the International Policy Level: Why Resilience Matters

Conflict-Related Sexual Violence and the International Policy Level: Why Resilience Matters
Description
Professor Janine Natalya Clark writes for the CSRS research blog

Young writers in Birmingham invited to write Water Stories

Young writers in Birmingham invited to write Water Stories
Description
This year's theme is 'Water Stories'. The competition, hosted by the National Literacy Trust and the University of Birmingham

EVENTS

Sharing Reads and References

Sharing Reads and References
Date
29/09/2021
Description
SHaC staff are invited to come together to talk about (2-3 mins each) the thought-provoking articles, books, and documentaries they have encountered over the summer.

Psychological 'treatments' for homosexuality and gender non-conformity: a roundtable discussion on histories and legacies

Psychological 'treatments' for homosexuality and gender non-conformity: a roundtable discussion on histories and legacies
Date
06/10/2021
Description
An interdisciplinary discussion on the histories of psychological 'treatments' for homosexuality and gender non-conformity.

Network for New York School Studies Inaugural Poetry Event

Date
09/10/2021
Description
Join us for the Network's inaugural poetry reading!
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