October 2024 Events

Dr Amy Pearson will be talking about how autistic masking is a coping mechanism in response to societal stigma

God-like: A 500 year history of AI in myths, machines & monsters

Discover the different postgraduate routes to becoming a Primary, Secondary or Early Years teacher at the University of Reading.

Join Limpopo Groove CIC for a fun interactive drumming workshop where you'll learn about African drum and culture. No experience is needed to take part. These sessions involve playing the African drum (Ngoma/Ingoma) to improve wellbeing and social resilience.

Join Shirley Anstis, a University of Reading graduate and a registered BACP counselor, for an exclusive 30-minute workshop on keeping well in challenging times. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and practical tips.

An insightful presentation on working with source documents from civil rights initiatives, discussing the challenges faced and the valuable information gained.

A socio-spiritual-cultural investigation into involuntary singleness for Black women, Present by Dr. Val Bernard-Allen, lecturer in Sociology at Paris Sciences et Lettres University.

Join us for the Annual Reading University / Sandhurst Lecture. Our speaker is Major General Jonathan Shaw, MA (Oxon), a Visiting Fellow at Reading.

Don't miss the University of Reading's Community Fete celebrating Black History Month. Join us for black-owned businesses, art, music workshops, and seminars around the theme of Reclaiming. Narratives.

Annual Cottingham Lecture 2024: 'Meaning and the Good Life' delivered by Professor Roger Crisp, Oxford University

Can you believe anything that you see online anymore?

Dr Dominic Lees (Film, Theatre & Television) traces the development of ‘generative AI’ and discuss its potential cultural and social impacts.

Join us at the Department of Classics to learn more about research at the intersections of generative AI, machine learning, and ancient world studies.