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Headshot of Tim Harford The Baggs Memorial Happiness Lecture 2026
9th November 6pm - 7:15pm
Great Hall, Aston Webb building
Tim Harford, an economist, award-winning journalist and broadcaster, delivers the Baggs Memorial Happiness Lecture in its 50th Anniversary year. Book your free ticket now for one of the happiest events of the year!
Two smiling students running next to each other Just Run
9th November 8pm - 9pm
Athletics Track, by Tennis Courts Accommodation
Come along, enjoy yourself and move at your own pace: run, walk or jump your way through the session. All abilities welcome. No pressure, just come and enjoy! Book via the app, £2 per session.
A student speaks to a staff member Go Global drop-ins
10th November noon - 4pm
Aston Webb Student Hub, Aston Webb building
Considering a Go Global opportunity? Whether you already know where you want to go or have absolutely no idea where to start, come and speak to us! Our weekly drop-ins are a great place to find out more.
Students playing badminton in a sports hall Social Sport: Badminton
10th November noon - 1pm
Sport & Fitness Centre
Whether you're trying Badminton for the first time or a regular player, Social Sport sessions are open to all. Just book your place and come along - we'll provide all the equipment! Student spaces cost £4.50 - book via the Sport & Fitness app.
Three students take a selfie looking over the New York skyline Go Global: Summer talks
10th November 1pm - 2pm
Room G33, Aston Webb C Block
Want to study, work, research or volunteer abroad as part of your degree? You're in the right place! Go Global SUmmer opportunities are open to all undergradstudents, no matter your year or degree. Find out more as applications close 15 November.
An audience member smiling The Search for Happiness: In conversation
10th November 6:30pm - 8:15pm
The Assembly Room, The Exchange, Centenary Square
What does it really mean to live a happy life? Together, the panel will offer perspectives from social science, the humanities and health research, hosted by Kathryn Stanczyszyn, UoB Alum, BBC Presenter and journalist.
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