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Sociological talks at Festival of the Imagination

The Festival of the Imagination will take place on campus on 16-17 October 2015 and will be the centrepiece of the University's 50th anniversary celebrations, showcasing the work we do at ÌÇÐÄTV through a diverse programme of events all focused around the central theme 'Imagining the Future'.

As part of this festival, there will be

Highlighted below are some events which might be of particular interest to our Sociology community:

  • ‘Is Diversity Academic in UK Universities?’ - Prof. Gurminder Bhambra is on the panel exploring this issue on Saturday 17 October at 2.15pm. This event free, but you should book tickets:
  • ‘Solving Inequality’ - Inequality is one of our most urgent social problems. Poverty in Britain is at a post-war high and set to increase yet further. What prevents us from plugging the gap between rich and poor, and how can we redress the balance? This talk will take place on Saturday 17 October at 12pm. Students can attend for the discounted price of £5. More information and booking can be found at

We hope that you'll join us there!

Wed 07 Oct 2015, 13:23 | Tags: Homepage Undergraduate Postgraduate Research Staff

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