Events
Find out more about events, seminars and public lectures in the Faculty of Humanities.
"Let’s talk - Silencing the silence of suicide"
Talk and debate around suicide and mental health issues amongst the student population. About this Event At a time of a global pandemic and international lockdown and the consequential decline in human contact, there has been an exponential rise in mental health difficulties. In this event, and in association with the mental health charity..
Ehrhardt Seminar: Dr Walter Houston (University of Manchester) ‘One God, One People: Reflections on a Reconciled and Reconciling Pentateuch’
The Centre for Biblical Studies weekly seminar series. This semester all sessions will take place online via Zoom. To register to attend, please email siobhan.jolley@manchester.ac.uk. For more on the Centre for Biblical Studies, please see our website at http://www.alc.manchester.ac.uk/religions-and-theology/research/centre-for-biblical-studi..
ESID Webinar - The Politics of Managing Covid-19 in China and India: a Comparison
India and China have responded very differently to the lives and livelihoods threats created by COVID-19 and they have experienced very different outcomes. This webinar explores the different ways in which political factors have shaped policy responses to COVID-19 in China and India and the relationships between scientific/technical analysis o..
Social Statistics Seminar - 4pm, 1 December: Dual and multiple system estimation with partially and imperfectly observed covariates
Social Statistics Seminars 2020/21 – December Session Dual and multiple system estimation with partially and imperfectly observed covariates Paul A. Smith (University of Southampton) Join us on Zoom! Topic: Social Statistics Seminars 2020/21 – December Time: Dec 1, 2020 04:00 PM London https://zoom.us/j/92429253808 Meeting ID: 924 2..
Social Statistics Seminars 2020/21
The Department of Social Statistics is pleased to invite everyone interested in quantitative social research to a series of online seminars. The events will be held once a month throughout the academic year, always at 4pm (UK time) on Tuesdays. We are glad to announce an international line-up of excellent presenters working on a variety of ex..
Webinar: Getting Started with Secondary Analysis
Participants will hear about the key issues in secondary analysis as a method. The introductory session will briefly cover the pros and cons of reusing data and the importance of learning about the origins of your data. Quantitative and qualitative secondary analysis will be discussed with examples and issues of context, sampling and ethics wi..
Methods Fair 2020
Methods Fair 2020: The Changing Face of Research November 30, 2020 methods@manchester is pleased to announce this year’s Methods Fair. See below for details of the call for abstracts. This one-day, online event will emphasise innovative developments in research methods through talks, workshops, and networking opportunities centered ar..
University of Manchester PGCE Primary Q&A
A Q&A session for those interested in the Primary PGCE programme at The University of Manchester. Learn more about doing your Primary PGCE at The University of Manchester, with the opportunity to ask questions about admissions and the course, as well as meeting staff. The Q&A session will take place online via Zoom. Details will be sent u..
Online workshops: Online tools for accessing and analysing census data from the UK Data Service: Census Aggregate data, Flow data and Microdata
Do you want to know how to use online tools to access and analyse UK census data from the UK Data Service? The UK Data Service is a rich source of census data. In December, we are holding a series of three introductory online workshops aimed at showing census users the key tools of accessing and analysing census aggregate data, flow data and..
Business Engagement Workshop
Join us for an engaging and interactive workshop that will bring together creative businesses and researchers. The workshop will focus on developing effective business engagement links between academia and the creative industries. Researchers in Higher Education institutions often find the process of accessing businesses and organisations di..