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Philosophy PhD Studentship on 'Climate Ethics and Enhanced Weathering'
The Department of Philosophy are inviting applications for a fully-funded PhD studentship in Philosophy, as part of the Leverhulme Centre for Climate Change Mitigation at the University of Sheffield.
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First World War Armistice Centenary Aboard USS Texas
Materials from University of Sheffield Library Special Collections War Illustrated Archive on display aboard the world's last dreadnought battleship.
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SIIBS and Sheffield Gothic announce 'Buffy and the Bible' conference
A group of researchers from the Universities of Sheffield (SIIBS and the School of English), York, and Kingston College London have won a collaborative funding bid from WRoCAH and AHRC to host an exciting interdisciplinary conference - Buffy and the Bible. Buffy and the Bible Conference, 4-5 July 2019.
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University of Sheffield ranked among best in world for Arts and Humanities
The University of Sheffield has been ranked among the best universities in the world for teaching and research in the arts and humanities, according to the Times Higher Education.
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Emotion and Philosophy at the Millennium Gallery
From 24 October 2018, the Millennium Gallery will host the exhibition exploring the power of art to make us feel. "Darkness into light: The emotional power of art" will be accompanied by philosophy talks and discussions by members of the Department of Philosophy.
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Exploring connections between music research and practice in a one-day interactive conference
Sound Teaching: A one-day interactive conference for instrumental teachers and musicians. Saturday 27 October 2018
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New Wellcome Seed Award on Artificial Intelligence
Annamaria Carusi, of Medical Humanities Sheffield, to study the social and ethical issues of ‘Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Clinic’.
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In Place; a concert exploring our 'sense of place'
University of Sheffield's Fay Hield, Lecturer in the Department of Music, introduces In Place; a concert exploring our 'sense of place'. Firth Hall. Thursday 25 October, 7:30pm. This is a Pay What You Think concert but tickets must be reserved via University of Sheffield Concerts website.
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World premiere in the presence of long-established composer Gordon Crosse
Hear the acclaimed Lawson Trio perform in a Rush Hour Concert with a world premiere of work by Gordon Crosse, on Tuesday 16 October.
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Placement and Graduate Jobs Fair for all degree subjects
Interested in where your Arts and Humanities degree could take you? Come along to the Placement & Graduate Jobs Fair at The Octagon, 15 October 2018.
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Success for Arts and Humanities students in world’s leading academic awards programme
The Global Undergraduate Awards is the world’s largest international academic awards programme, and this year a number of our students scooped prestigious prizes.
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Festival of the Mind Soundtrack for Documentary
Hear music composed and performed by the Department of Music World Musician in Residence.
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Ghosts and Whispers - world premiere
Listen to Ghosts and Whispers at the Samuel Worth Chapel on Saturday 13 October as music and film explore fragmentation and erasure.
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Sounds of the Antarctic
Discover the world's last true wilderness at Sounds of the Antarctic, Saturday 29 September, 7.30pm at the Octagon Centre.
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Researchers shed light on the first ever English novel ahead of debut theatre performance
The world’s first ever English novel, Beware the Cat, is being brought to life by researchers at the University of Sheffield as part of Festival of the Mind 2018.