We are delighted to invite students and alumni to an exclusive, private tour of the University’s Egyptian collection currently on display at The Museum of the Nanyue King in Guangzhou.

The tour will take place on Saturday 19 September from 2.30pm-4.30pm and is free to join.

This is an excellent opportunity...

Looking for your first graduate role?

Does September 2026 mark the first autumn you're not in full-time education? Or perhaps you graduated a couple of years ago and are still on the hunt for that elusive graduate job? Regardless, the Careers and Employability Service is open to you for as long...

Join Alumni Relations Officer, Chloe Drummond, for an informal evening of drinks and conversation with fellow alumni on Saturday 26 September from 7pm at PUBLIC HOUSE, 21 rue Daunou, 75002, Paris.

Please note that those attending will be responsible for purchasing their own food and drink.

To help us plan, please confirm...

Join Alumni Relations Officer, Chloe Drummond, and fellow alumni on Monday 28 September from 7pm at Le Scandale, Rue de Lausanne 24, 1201 Geneva.

We hope that you’ll join this evening gathering to enjoy a drink or two whilst catching up with old friends and making some new ones.

Please note those...

Join us for a journey of discovery in which Geology and Classics converge to solve a 3,000-year-old Homeric mystery that has perplexed archaeologists and scholars for centuries.

Professor John Underhill, Interdisciplinary Director for Energy Transition, will expand upon this topic further during our upcoming online discussion on Tuesday 6 October from...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is all the rage nowadays. This is largely because of advances in large language models (LLMs) that can chat on just about any topic. Although it is interesting to be able to chat to these artificial minds, about this and that, a race has now begun to...

Join Vanessa Holmes, Development Officer, and Professor Brad Bow, Senior Lecturer, for a brunch at Stephanie's on Newbury, 90 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02116, from 11am on Sunday 25 October.

This informal gathering is a wonderful opportunity to connect with fellow alumni, hear updates from the University, and enjoy conversation over...

Professor Michael Brown, Chair in Irish and Scottish Enlightenment History, will deliver a lunchtime lecture on 'From Rebellion to Revolution: Jacobitism in the Shadow of 1776' in Philadelphia on Monday 26 October from 12pm-2pm. Villanova will kindly host this event.

If you would like to attend, please complete the registration form...

Join Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Peter Edwards, and, Director of Development and Alumni Relations, Clare Livingston, for a lecture and networking reception in New York from 7pm to 8.30pm on Tuesday 27 October at Bonnell Hall, Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, 7 West 55th Street, NY10019.

Professor Michael Brown, Chair in Irish...

Whether you’re looking to upskill, reskill or deepen your expertise, our online programmes offer flexible ways to learn and progress.

Join our upcoming online event on Thursday 12 November from 5pm-6pm (GMT) to find out how online short courses can contribute towards a postgraduate qualification and explore new opportunities including the...

Following on from last year's talk about the ghost story as a Christmas tradition, Dr Helena Ifill returns with a follow-on online event on Thursday 10 December from 4pm-5pm (GMT) to delve into this topic in more detail.

It was during the Victorian period that the Christmas ghost story became an...