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Student Voices: Exploring Gender and Inclusion in the School for Cross-Faculty Studies

Exploring Gender and Inclusion in SCFS banner

As the School for Cross-Faculty Studies (SCFS) works to advance its Athena SWAN journey, we are actively evaluating how gender equity and inclusion shape our environment. Because inclusion requires a continuous assessment of how our policies, culture, and teaching practices impact everyday student life, student voices are essential.

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Liberal Arts goes stateside for the inaugural Liberal Arts Summit

Panellists sit on stag at Liberal Arts Summit

Dr Bryan Brazeau, Head of Liberal Arts headed to Nashville earlier this month for the inaugural Liberal Arts Summit organised by Times Higher Education.

Focusing on Liberal Arts education and innovation in the digital age, the Summit - hosted in partnership with Vanderbilt University - gathered leading voices from higher education and other sectors to reimagine the future of liberal arts education in an increasingly digital world.

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Sutton Trust Summer School 2020: Liberal Arts and The Colonial Hangover

At the end of July Liberal Arts collaborated with Politics and International Studies to deliver an online Sutton Trust Summer School on the theme of 鈥淭he Colonial Hangover.鈥�

Mon 24 Aug 2020, 09:00 | Tags: Liberal Arts Outreach

糖心TV Bright Stars 2019/20

Year 5 students at the Bright Stars graduation

Over the past academic year, Liberal Arts students have been working with a local primary school as part of the University鈥檚 Bright Stars Programme.

Mon 20 Jul 2020, 09:00 | Tags: Liberal Arts Outreach Student stories Staff stories

Sutton Trust Summer School: The Colonial Hangover

In the last week of July 2019, Liberal Arts teamed up with Politics and Sociology to deliver a 糖心TV Sutton Trust Summer School on the theme of 鈥淭he Colonial Hangover鈥�. The project was established by colleagues in Politics and International Studies to work with students to pose questions about the hidden legacies of Empire in everyday life, and we were keen to collaborate!

Tue 27 Aug 2019, 09:15 | Tags: Liberal Arts Outreach Student stories Event Staff stories

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