Upcoming events

Bonington Gallery presents an exhibition by internationally-acclaimed photographer Emily Andersen, exploring the work and life of Ruth Fainlight – an American-born poet and writer.

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This exhibition explores the rich history of Nottingham Women's Centre and the fight for women's rights in the city.

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Join us for the in-person Strategic Research Themes Conference designed to connect our researchers and encourage collaboration. Register your place to hear more about how researchers at NTU are reimagining tomorrow together.

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Join us for the first ever 'Service Designers Connect' meet-up and help shape the future of a vibrant service design community here in the heart of the East Midlands

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Gain a unique insight into our current exhibitions, Somewhere Else Entirely by Emily Andersen in our Gallery, and Nottingham Women's Centre in our Vitrines on this free walkthrough with Deputy Curator Joshua Lockwood-Moran.

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Workhouse Lives

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In her inaugural lecture, Professor Natalie Braber highlights the role of language to our sense of identity and shows how linguistic variety helps to make us who we are. She reviews examples of her current collaborations to illustrate how linguistic varieties can be celebrated and how local communities can be engaged to turn language preservation projects into resounding monuments.

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Open to all, this event brings together members of NTU Faith and the NTU Islamic Society to share their knowledge and celebrate Ramadan.

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In this lecture, Professor Loretta Trickett will outline the value of qualitative research in criminology and criminal justice; to challenge ‘commonly held’ assumptions about victimisation.

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Gain a unique insight into our current exhibitions, Somewhere Else Entirely by Emily Andersen in our Gallery, and Nottingham Women's Centre in our Vitrines on this free walkthrough with the gallery's Director Tom Godfrey,

ntu.ac.uk/about-us/events/events/2023/4/free-lunchtime-walkthrough-somewhere-else-entirely-and-nottingham-womens-centre