Events

Professor Giuseppe Cocco, political theorist and Professor at the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), joins us to lead this workshop on Thursday 8 February.

Professor Giuseppe Cocco, political theorist and Professor at the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) joins us to lead this seminar on 'The Brazilian Crisis and Rethinking Future Security

As part of the School of Politics and International Studies research seminar series, we will be joined by Joakim Kreutz from Dept. of Political Science, Stockholm University.

This conference argues neoliberalism is a utopian vision that has served to mask and distract from its function of embedding corporate rights and expanding the economic power of major corporations.

Explore campus, talk to staff and students and find out about your subjects at our undergraduate open day.

Explore campus, talk to staff and students and find out about your subjects at our undergraduate open day.

We are delighted that the 30th Conference of the Association of Southeast Asian Studies in the UK (ASEAS) will be hosted by the University of Leeds. We expect around 250 participants.

On the theme of ‘The Student Journey’, we will explore the opportunities and challenges involved in delivering high-quality, coherent and rewarding degree programmes for students.

Explore campus, talk to staff and students and find out about your subjects at our undergraduate open day.

As part of the 'POLIS: What Next?' series of employability sessions, we focus this month on careers in local government and the civil service.

Explore campus, talk to staff and students and find out about your subjects at our undergraduate open day.

As part of the European Centre for the Responsibility to Protect film series we will be showing Shake Hands with the Devil.

Hear from alumni and professionals talking about their experiences and give an insight into a career in the public sector.

As part of the Contemporary Political Theory Research Seminar Series, this session will be entitled 'Duties to the Dead' delivered by Dr Zofia Stemplowska (Oxford).

As part of the European Centre for the Responsibility to Protect film series we will be showing The Peacekeepers.

As part of the Contemporary Political Theory Research Seminar Series, this session will be entitled 'Limits to Growth in the Context of Nature and Land Use'.

As part of the 'POLIS: What Next?' series of employability sessions, we focus this month on careers outside party politics.

As part of the European Centre for the Responsibility to Protect film series we will be showing Camp 14: Total Control Zone.

Dr Robin Dunford (Brighton) will be delivering the third installment of the Contemporary Political Theory Research Seminar Series entitled 'Towards a Decolonial Ethics'.

As part of the European Centre for the Responsibility to Protect film series we will be showing The Whistleblower.

As part of the 'POLIS: What Next?' series of employability sessions, we focus this month on careers in NGOs, charities and think tanks.

As part of the Contemporary Political Theory research series, Dr Jason Edwards (Birkbeck) will deliver a seminar entitled 'Hannah Arendt and Thinking Machines: A Critique of Artificial Intelligence'