Food For Thought - Pierre Bourdieu
Part of a seminar series from the Institute of Education in association with the Centre for the Philosophy of Education, offering insights and ideas from three influential theorists.
Taster Lectures, 7 February - 25 March 2022
Taster Lectures are a great way to immerse yourself in your chosen course.
Next Steps Masterclasses, 1-3 March
Now your UCAS application is submitted you can begin thinking about the next steps to prepare for starting university.
Health and Wellbeing Research Seminar Series 12, seminar 2
Seminar presented by Dr Sanjay Patel, Consultant in Paediatric Infectious Diseases and Samantha Belfrage, Research Student
Supporters masterclass, 9 February 2022
Our Masterclass is aimed at parents, carers and supporters who want to be involved in the process of applying to University.
The Birth of Primary Schooling in Chile: the role of the Hispanic-Anglosphere
The latest talk presented by our Modern History Research Centre. Our speaker is Dr Andres Baeza Ruz of the Universidad Adolfo Ibanez, Chile.
'An Introduction to Primary Physical Education' book launch
Hosted by the Primary Physical Education Assembly (PPEA) and the newly formed Centre for Professional Learning in Education (CPLE), co-editors Dr Gerald Griggs and Dr Vicky Randall will be joined by authors from the book to discuss key topics that have shaped the book’s content.
Launch of the Centre for Professional Learning in Education
The Centre for Professional Learning in Education (CPLE) promotes collaboration, professional learning, advocacy and leadership in education.
CMT Spring Symposium
The next symposium from our Culture-Media-Text Research Centre will focus on the intersections between Culture, Arts and Nature. The Call for Papers closes on 25 February.
Doctor of Business Administration Online Event
Doctor of Business Administration Online Event
How to get published (a Winchester Books Festival event)
Claire Fuller, Chibundu Onuzo and Frances Liardet in conversation with Judith Heneghan
Doing Time exhibition
A thought-provoking exhibition marking the 175th anniversary of HMP Winchester, project sharing the stories of the people who live and work at Winchester Prison. Supported by Hampshire Cultural Trust.
Spring Fundraising Cabaret with guest Volodymyr Vasylenko
A concert of music by our amazingly talented musicians with guest performance from Ukrainian Accordion Virtuoso Volodymyr Vasylenko.
Spring Showcase
Performances from Music Centre ensembles to celebrate spring.
The BBC: Entertaining the nation, speaking for britain, 1922-2022
The Modern History Research Centre is delighted to welcome Professor SImon Potter of the University of Bristol
Slavery and Abolition: A Napoleonic Blind Spot?
The Modern History Research Centre is delighted to welcome Professor Alan Forrest from the University of York.
Strength in vulnerability: leadership after a mental health crisis
Join our latest Foundation Lecture to hear a senior Church of England Bishop's reflections on leading an organisation post-invincibility.
Lived Perspectives
An in-person and online film festival with a disability focus - enjoy films about disability, neurodivergence, and mental illness by disabled filmmakers and artists.
IWD23 Networking Event
Embrace Equity - equity isn't just about ownership percentages. Join our networking event connecting women founders, business owners and aspiring founders in the Winchester district to discuss challenges and successes.
Open Day, 1 July 2023
University Open Day
Open Afternoon, 13 June 2023
University Open Afternoon
A Briefing on the DfE's Proposed SEND Reforms with Brian Lamb OBE
The Centre for Professional Learning in Education welcomes Brian Lamb OBE, to talk about the Government's proposed reforms to SEND
An evening with running experts
Winchester Health are pleased to host an event for keen runners with three expert speakers.
Decolonising the University within and beyond the curriculum
Our third annual Decolonising the Curriculum online event, running across Monday 6th to Friday 10th February.
Church Times Festival of Faith and Literature
A festival that encourages a love of literature as it relates to faith, and creates a thoughtful and relaxing space in which to consider works of literature and their religious and moral themes. It's for anyone who is interested in the big questions of life.
Tavern Talk - Plants, People and Power
Unearthing the hidden social history of an 18th-century Caribbean botanical garden. One of a series of informal talks on intriguing topics from University of Winchester researchers, presented by Dr Christina Welch, Reader in Theology, Religion and Philosophy.
Postgraduate Open Evening, 29 March 2023
University Open Evening
Postgraduate Open Evening, 22 February 2023
University Open Evening
Postgraduate Virtual Open Evening, 17 January 2023
University Virtual Open Evening
Virtual Open Evening, 9 January 2023
University Virtual Open Evening
Campus Tour Day, 14 January 2023
This event offers you the chance to take a look around our campus.
Campus Tour Day, 10 December 2022
This event offers you the chance to take a look around our campus.
Christmas Carol Service
Our official carol services taking place across three days. Come and hear the Christmas story focusing on the animals. All events are followed by festive refreshments.
Christmas Carol Service
Our official carol services taking place across three days. Come and hear the Christmas story focusing on the animals. All events are followed by festive refreshments.
Christmas Carol Service
Our official carol services taking place across three days. Come and hear the Christmas story focusing on the animals. All events are followed by festive refreshments.
Professor Ray Bull: Improving the interviewing of suspects
The Centre for Forensic and Investigative Psychology is pleased to welcome Professor Ray Bull to give this talk, followed by a drinks reception
Spanish America in the political cultures of Spain and the United Kingdom (1824-1850)
The Modern History Research Centre are proud to welcome Dr Rodrigo Escribano Roca to introduce his latest book, a study of the impact of Spanish American independence on the political cultures of Spain and the UK in the nineteenth century.
Virtual Open Evening, 7 December 2022
University Virtual Open Evening
Open Day, 26 November 2022
University Open Day
Music Showcase
Performances from the university's music ensembles
Reflections from Ghana
An evening of learning about palliative care and opportunities for Global Health.
Startup Huddle: #GEWUK2022 Special Edition
Two student/alumni businesses present their business to a room of fellow entrepreneurs to provide feedback, comments and opportunities for collaboration. This event is for entrepreneurs both from the University and from Winchester and the surrounding area.
Take the Leap: #GEWUK2022 Opening ceremony
Global Entrepreneurship Week returns to Winchester. In this opening session, we will be speak to alumni and special guests and hear an opening keynote from the University of Winchester's Enterprise Officer.
The Wintrepreneurs: Alumni Panel
Come along and hear from alumni who created their own future. In this session, we are joined by some of our alumni who have started their own business!
The Dreamer of Dreams: #GEWUK2022 Closing Ceremony
The University of Winchester produces many different arts based organisations whether they be societies within the university or companies started by students/alumni. We are joined by various organisations and societies as we close the week of live events!
Chris Packham: Nature on my mind
A fundraising talk by naturalist Chris Packham, in aid of Winchester Youth Counselling
Open Day, 29 October 2022
University Open Day
Empathy and resilience: How to build compassionate leaders
Join us to welcome Revd Peterson Feital who will share his personal story of resilience and empathy, and how we can create compassionate leadership.
Fish friendships, empathetic rats and problem-solving bees
Join Dave Neale, Animal Welfare Director of Animals Asia, to learn more about the complex emotional, social, and cognitive lives of animals.
Race for Climate Justice
An exploration of the intersection of racism, sexism and climate change, and how Black activists can collaborate for climate justice.
Open Day, 15 October 2022
University Open Day
Dystopian fiction, crises, and the education of grownups
As part of the Centre for Philosophy of Education Seminar Series 'Educational Conversations' we welcome Dr Claire Skea (Lecturer in Education at Liverpool Hope University) to present her paper online via Teams
Are Brains Different?
Join the Science Cafe in Chandlers Ford to find out more about the relationship between the mind and the brain, and the neuroscience of mental health.
Book Launch: Mental Wellbeing in Schools
The Centre for Professional Learning in Education is delighted to host the launch of the recently published text 'Mental Wellbeing in Schools' by Dr Arif Mahmud (Roehampton University) and Dr Liam Satchell (University of Winchester)
Poverty: Pathways, Challenges and Transitions
A one-day virtual conference held in association with the Alliance of Working Class Academics
Sustainable solutions changing lives: Ecobrix and how they are tackling plastic pollution in Uganda
The extraordinary story of EcoBrix, a charity that transforms lives in Uganda through plastic recycling.
Open Day, 24 September 2022
University Open Day
Hothouse Earth: an inhabitant's guide
Bill McGuire, Professor Emeritus of Geophysical and Climate Hazards at University College London, provides a post-COP26 perspective on the climate emergency.
You spin me right round - spinning for textiles in the Roman world
In a world before mechanisation, how did the Romans make the threads they needed to weave textiles? A lecture offered as part of the national Heritage Open Days festival.
Clearing Campus Tours, 21 August, 3pm
Clearing Campus Tour
Clearing Campus Tours, 20 August, 3pm
Clearing Campus Tour
The English language in Kent from 597 to 2022
What happened to Kentish and why don't schools teach it? Find out with Professor Christopher Mulvey of the English Project. A lecture offered as part of the national Heritage Open Days festival.
Clearing Campus Tour, 21 August, 10:30am
Clearing Campus Tour
Clearing Campus Tour, 21 August, 1pm
Clearing Campus Tour
Clearing Campus Tours, 20 August, 1pm
Clearing Campus Tour
Clearing Advice Day, 19 August
Clearing Advice Day
Clearing Campus Tour, 20 August 2022, 10:30am
Clearing Campus Tour
Clearing Advice Day, 22 August
Clearing Advice Day
(Re)-Inventing Myths: How medieval people made gods and gorgons their own
Join Dr Eric Lacey to explore how the early Medieval English reinvented Classical myths and legends such as gryphons and sirens, as part of the national Heritage Open Days festival.
Postgraduate Open Evening, 9 November 2022
University Open Evening
Ancient Stanford pop-up museum and archaeological excavations
A weekend of archaeological investigation, taking place as part of the Festival of Archaeology
Community conference: PACT (Professional Association of Canine Trainers)
A full day conference sharing knowledge, science, ethics and skills for the benefit of humans and dogs.
Digital Health Conference
Be part of a conversation on how technology is playing a part in changing the health and social care workforce and service user experience.
Sustainable research and innovation conference
A conference focussing specifically on industry engagement with the theme of sustainable energy research. Bridging the gap between academia and industry - breaking barriers to innovation
A crisis that should never be repeated?
As part of National Refugee Week, journalist Daniel Trilling considers the way in which governments in the west might respond to future displacement crises.
Open Sanctuary exhibition workshops
Artists Fiamma Colonna Montagu and Samuel Selwyn Bazeley will run two meditation with clay workshops, in which ceramic balls will be made to add to this unique large scale sculpture, whilst considering the meaning of ‘sanctuary’.
Reconciliation is possible
The Winchester Centre of Religion, Reconciliation and Peace is honoured to host this dialogue between the last Chief in Command of Colombia's FARC rebel group and a victim of their 2003 car bomb attack in Bogota.
Social Justice and Alternative Provision
A symposium exploring various factors that may affect issues related to Alternative Provision and social justice, as well as insights from practice and research, organised by University of Bedfordshire, Nottingham Trent University and University of Winchester.
Health and Wellbeing Research Seminar Series 12, seminar 4
Seminar presented by Dr James Belsey, Early career research fellow, External clinical research consultant for Physiolab Technologies Ltd, and Clinical researcher at Hampshire Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Open Sanctuary exhibition, workshop and talk
Artists Fiamma Colonna Montagu and Samuel Selwyn Bazeley talk with Professor Mark Owen about Buddhism, peacebuilding and offering sanctuary. A meditation with clay workshop precedes this talk.
The role of money in medieval Christian-Jewish relations
Professor Anna Sapir Abulafia will examine how Christian anti-Jewish stereotypes evolved in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
Influencer Aesthetics: Excess, Wellness, Ordinariness and Sensations
This two-hour event, hosted by our Culture-Media-Text Research Centre, brings together researchers approaching the phenomenon of influencers and the question of influence from a media aesthetics point of view.
Dance Experience Day, 22 June 2022
Dance Experience Day
Taking the ‘human’ in conceptions of human flourishing in education seriously
Presentation from our Centre for Philosophy of Education by Eri Mountbatten-O'Malley, Senior Lecturer in Education Policy at the School of Education, Bath Spa University.
Embodied Cartographies: Archaeology, art and the making of place-scapes
The first seminar from our new Peoplescapes Research Centre, presented by Fay Stevens, Adjunct Professor at the University of Notre Dame in England
'Mercy! Mercy! Dear americans!' The display and discourse of mercy in the American Revolution
What status has mercy now as a virtue or principle in international relations, as an attribute of power, and in the conduct of war? In this talk, organised by the Modern History Research Centre, Dr James Gregory studies mercy’s history from the angle of rebellion and civil war in the eighteenth century and early nineteenth century.
The Art of Applying Science and being Impactful in High Performance Sport
The third seminar in our Health & Wellbeing Research Seminar Series (no.12)
She's at the controls - in conversation with Helen Reddington
We are joined by Helen Reddington (aka Helen McCookerybook) for the second of our 'Gender in the Music Industries' discussions.
A Soviet Success Story?: Petr Masherau and Late Socialist Belarus
Talk presented by our Modern History Research Centre. Our speaker is Dr Natalya Chernyshova, Senior Lecturer in Modern History.
Medical Education Research Forum
Health Practitioners, University colleagues and recently graduated MA Medical Education students will share and discuss their work. Projects are drawn from a range of healthcare settings and medical education contexts, involving a variety of learners
The Circular Fashion Ecosystem
An interactive talk from the Winchester Business School, presented by Dr Savithri Bartlett, Senior Fellow of Knowledge Exchange.
The educative potential of film: Philosophical perspectives on the stories of young deaf people through accounting, translation, and voice
Presentation as part of a series from our Centre for Philosophy of Education by John McCall, Doctor of Philosophy of Education and Visiting Lecturer at Leeds Trinity University.
Quality of life assessment in cancer patients: are we making any progress?
A new seminar series to introduce our new Visiting Professors, who will present about their health and wellbeing research-related interests and current health and wellbeing news and topics.
Dancing in the Dark. A Survivor's Guide to the University
An illustrated pocketbook designed to keep those studying and working in universities in good heart, this online webinar is presented by the Centre for Philosophy of Education.
Chris Scott in conversation with Terry Biddington: The Jesus Myth
Join our Dean of Spiritual Life as he talks to Honorary Chaplain Chris Scott about his fascinating new book 'The Jesus Myth: a psychologist's view'.
An empire state of mind?
In this Foundation Lecture we welcome Professor Robert Beckford to examine the role of an Anglican foundation in decolonising university education.