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Wed 18th February

Two students in a lecture theatre Global Connections Alumni Panel: establishing a career in the UK
2pm - 3:30pm
Lecture Theatre 2, Teaching and Learning Building
Are you an international student or postgraduate researcher considering a career in the UK? Be inspired by our interactive panel with UoB international alumni now working in the UK.

Thu 19th February

A person looks at a painting in the Barber Creative & Cultural Careers Unlocked
2pm - 4:30pm
Room 715, Muirhead Tower
Explore roles in the Creative & Cultural sectors that panellists work in, what they did after graduation, first jobs and tips for getting your foot in the door. Get advice and pick up some tips and strategies to understand careers possibilities.
A film projector Home Events 'Working Girls' - a documentary film screening and Q&A with director Paromita Vohra
4:30pm - 7:30pm
Lecture Theatre 1 (G03), Alan Walters building
Working Girls is a vivid, genre-defying documentary that traverses India to uncover the invisible yet essential work performed by women. Hear from director Paromita Vohra at this event co-hosted by Birmingham Law School.
A butterfly specimen Chaos
7:30pm - 9:30pm
George Cadbury Hall, Selly Oak campus
Performed by our final year Drama and Theatre Arts students, Chaos by Laura Lomas is a symphony of dislocated and interconnected scenes. A series of characters search for meaning in a complicated and unstable world. Student tickets £5.

Fri 20th February

A butterfly specimen Chaos
7:30pm - 9:30pm
George Cadbury Hall, Selly Oak campus
Performed by our final year Drama and Theatre Arts students, Chaos by Laura Lomas is a symphony of dislocated and interconnected scenes. A series of characters search for meaning in a complicated and unstable world. Student tickets £5.

Sat 21st February

A butterfly specimen Chaos
7:30pm - 9:30pm
George Cadbury Hall, Selly Oak campus
Performed by our final year Drama and Theatre Arts students, Chaos by Laura Lomas is a symphony of dislocated and interconnected scenes. A series of characters search for meaning in a complicated and unstable world. Student tickets £5.

Thu 19th March

A film projector Ex Machina: Film screening and panel discussion
6pm - 9pm
Midlands Art Centre, Cannon Hill Park
As part of the Philosophy Fortnight, the Philosophy Department has organised a screening of the film Ex Machina followed by a panel discussion. The event is sponsored by the Royal Institute of Philosophy. Tickets £3.

Wed 29th April

Old Joe on a blue sky day with a bird flying nearby Re-viewing the ‘bad’ arts of Tudor and Stuart England
5pm - 6pm
Room G11, Alan Walters building
In her inaugural lecture, Professor Tara Hamling argues that deeply engrained value judgements about what constitutes ‘art’ or serious historical evidence have produced a distorted and partial version of Tudor and Stuart history.

Thu 30th April

An aerial photo of the Edgbaston campus on a sunny day Every monument will fall: in conversation with Dan Hicks
4:30pm - 6:30pm
Lecture Room 1, Arts building and online
Hear Prof Dan Hicks (University of Oxford) in conversation with Prof Corinne Fowler (University of Leicester) to discuss his new book 'Every Monument Will Fall: a story of remembering and forgetting', with support from The Heath Bookshop.

Wed 17th June

The dome on the Aston Webb building seen through foliage UK and Ireland Health Ethics and Law Association Conference
9:30am - 5:30pm
Law building
Birmingham Law School is delighted to host the first Conference of the new UK and Ireland Health Ethics and Law Association, with themes including End of Life, Reproduction, Consent and Capacity, Mental Health. Registration is free for PGR students.
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