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Tour and Talk in the Chapel by Design Engine Architects
Built in 1880, extended in 1927 and restored in 2015 by Design Engine Architects, the University's Victorian Gothic revival Chapel is a jewel at the heart of the campus; a place for prayer and quiet contemplation, and a place to be moved and inspired.
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Sophistic Views of the Epic Past from the Classical to the Imperial Age
This conference aims to investigate the ways in which the Sophists engaged with their poetic past, suggesting new perspectives and directions for the study of periods of major cultural and social transformation in antiquity.
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The role of plant-based nutrition in disease prevention and reversal: challenges and opportunities
This seminar will discuss the main dietary and lifestyle factors that cause our commonest chronic diseases, and will review the data supporting the role of a predominately plant-based dietary pattern in disease prevention and reversal.
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Book Launch - Theatre Music and Sound at the RSC: Macbeth to Matilda - Professor Millie Taylor
This presentation will outline some of the changes, and the consequences of these changes on the ways in which music and sound work together with the visual elements of theatre to create a total experience.
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MA Education Pre-Enrolment and Information Session
The Department for Teacher Development is holding a Pre-Enrolment and Information session to give potential students the opportunity to meet staff and discuss a programme of study, with a view to starting in September 2019.
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Re-wilding Learning - Gopal Krishnamurthy
Learning in schools, universities and even in the workplace has become yoked to the managerial agenda of league tables and personal performance ratings. What if we ‘re-wilded’ learning? What would that look like? And how could a re-wilding of learning contribute to planetary and social sustainability?
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Modelling Transgender Spiritual Care - Susannah Cornwall
A presentation, drawing on findings from the Modelling Transgender Spiritual Care project at the University of Exeter, including questionnaires with current and past gender identity clinic patients, and a focus group of trans people and allies including healthcare chaplains.
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Geographies of Gender: An Interdisciplinary Conference on Gender, Space and Place
The spatial turn has led to significant revisions as scholars note how gender roles and identities are constructed along spatial lines, and the importance of place to experiences of the individual. This conference seeks to explore this from all disciplines, across all periods and locations.
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Book Launch - Freedom Song: Faith, Abuse, Music and Spirituality: A Lived Experience of Celebration, Reverend Professor June Boyce-Tillman (University of Winchester)
Join June Boyce-Tillman MBE for the launch of her book - an autobiographical/autoethnographical account of the development of an authentic interiority.
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What are Universities for? Can Theological Reflections Inform Strategic Thinking?
Join Dr Harriet Harris for a discussion about how far the insights of a number of twentieth-century theologians and writers can influence strategists and strategies for running twenty-first century universities.
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Understanding our Companion Animals: Ethology, Welfare and Training Day Conference
A conference aimed at trainers and behaviourists wishing to network with fellow professionals and keen owners hoping to find out more about the ethology, welfare and training of the animals that they share their homes with.
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Representing Islam on UK University Campuses: negotiating research and identity within a securitised educational environment.
Reflections on findings from a project - ‘Representing Islam on Campus’ – that explores how Islam and Muslims are represented within contemporary UK universities.
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Helen Grime in conversation with Dr Michael Goron and Dr Christina Wilkins
This conversation will consider the ongoing appeal and resonance of the play and subsequent film that coined the term ‘gaslighting’: a trope which is endemic in our culture and remains a prevalent cause for concern in our society, as recent legislation against coercion and control as a form of domestic abuse suggests.
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The Descendants of the House of Wessex at War: THE HYDE900 KING ALFRED LECTURE 2019
Dr Katherine Weikert will examine the crucial events during the 'Anarchy' in Winchester in 1141, when two 7x-great-granddaughters of Alfred the Great, the Empress Matilda and Queen Matilda, fought on opposite sides for the control of the country.
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