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Wednesday, May 04, 2016

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H0.51

Amanda Hopkins is running two workshops focussing on the skills needed to write effective essays in examinations. These workshops are for all SMLC students.

Honours-level students (second and final years)

Wednesday 4th May 1 - 2 pm H0.51

First-year students

Wednesday 11th May 1 - 2 pm H0.51

More information | Tags: School of Modern Languages and Cultures French Studies German Studies Hispanic Studies Italian Studies Language Centre Undergraduate |
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Italian Year Abroad Pre-Departure Meeting
H0.03 Humanities

Dr Mila Milani

More information | Tags: Year Abroad Italian Studies |
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Research Seminar - Alexandra Parigoris
F37, History of Art, Millburn House.

Alexandra Parigoris will be speaking on Making Friends at the Gallerie Maeght: Chillida and Braque.

More information | Tags: Research seminars History of Art |
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Europe's "other" Faith? Islam in German History and its Implications for Britain today
Coventry Cathedral

Hodkinson

More information | Tags: German Research German Studies Public engagement |

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