Upcoming events

The Accumulation of Things brings together seven artists whose work deals with shared interests of experience, circumstance and the familiar. Personal histories both real and imagined are examined through painting, photography and sculpture.

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Presented as a travelling library this exhibition and associated events, curated by Collective Çukurcuma explores the political power of books and libraries.

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Nottingham Law School staff will be attending a number of Law Fairs across the UK.

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The SiP Challenge Day is the opportunity to complete the Sustainability in Practice Certificate course in one day and gain some practical experience that can be included in your CV.

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Meet Ella Davis, NTU's representative for the USA in your nearest city. She can tell you more about studying in the UK and life at Nottingham Trent University.

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An opportunity to meet Nottingham Trent University (NTU) representative for Malaysia, Rebecca Tinker.

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In his inaugural lecture, Professor Hjorth from Nottingham Business School, will ask is there an inevitable tension between aesthetics and economy in creative work? And does economy always ‘take over’ and squeeze out the aesthetic from decision-making processes in organisations?

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An opportunity to meet Nottingham Trent University (NTU) representative for Croatia, Mirza Mujic.

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As part of the School of Science and Technology SHAPE  Research Centre Seminar Series, Prof Gareth Irwin Professor of Biomechanics, Cardiff University and Miss Beccy Straker (Researcher), Cardiff Metropolitan University present: The biomechanics of the evolution of skill and technique selection in Men’s and Women’s Artistic Gymnastic and Influence in technique selection, growth and development on biomechanical injury risk factors during landing in Women’s Artistic Gymnastic.

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This event supports SMEs to discover opportunities available to finance innovation within their business

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