Upcoming events

Build in-house capacity to support participants in becoming a sustainability advocate

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Build in-house capacity to move toward net zero with the Nottingham Business School Carbon Management Programme

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This lecture draws on the lessons of Professor King's multi-book project linking history and policy across the entire duration of the British welfare state (1601-2023). It explores the historical roots of welfare dilemmas that are currently constructed in presentist terms and asks what lessons history might hold for the future (if there is one) of the British welfare system.

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BA (Hons) Primary Education interview day.

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In this lecture, Jim will reflect on how his experience of working in the banking sector in the late 1980s and early 1990s sparked a lifelong interest in consumers, firms and policy in the financial services sector. Jim will explain his motivations for moving from banking into academia and how that happened. Jim will relate his research interests to his prior experiences and provide an insight into some of his main research themes.

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Workhouse Lives

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BA (Hons) Primary Education interview day.

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This seminar is the inaugural International Security and Sustainability lecture and is open to all NTU staff and students. This event is hosted by the Centre for Policy, Citizenship and Society and the International Security and Sustainability research group

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This lecture considers the research that has examined the influence of culture and personality at the local or regional level on development, as these are likely to be associated with social and institutional capital. These softer factors are found to be highly persistent and unevenly spread geographically in countries such as the UK.

ntu.ac.uk/about-us/events/events/2023/2/professor-piers-thompson-inaugural-lecture

We're delighted to announce the next event in our Great Minds series with Professor Dame Jane Francis, Director of the British Antarctic Survey.

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