Please find below a list of free lectures available to you from the University of Royal Holloway. These are linked to A Level study areas, and give students a taster of university level teaching, in a real university lecture theatre. If students are particularly interested in the topic, or unsure of which courses they may enjoy at university, these are a good opportunity for an initial experience of university life. There will be a chance to ask questions afterwards and meet some current students.
The webpage with further information and booking forms is located here. Students will need to register, and can attend independently. Booking is essential to ensure you receive all the information required.
The lecture series will see each department in the faculty contribute a lecture for Sixth Formers:
Dept
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Title
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Date
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History
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In Bed with the Queen- Elizabeth I and the politics of intimacy, 1558-1603
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Date TBC- enquire for further details
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English
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‘I shall chop her into messes’: Dissecting the Body in Shakespearean Drama
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Tuesday 4 February
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Drama & Theatre
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‘Why Do We Laugh? Theories of Comedy’
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Tuesday 11th February
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Classics
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Epic, Memory, Mortality… and Rap
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Wednesday 5 March
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Music
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Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos
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Tuesday 11 March
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Media Arts
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‘What Sound Does the Moon Make? The significance of sound for virtual objects’
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Tuesday 18th March
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PIR
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The 2014 elections to the European Parliament and what the European Parliament does
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Wednesday 19 March
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Philosophy
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The philosophical significance of Socrates
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Wednesday 19 March
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Modern Languages
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Telling War Stories Then and Now: The First World War in France and Germany
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Tuesday 25 March
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If you want to know more please come and find me.
Mr Kydd.