Hi everybody,

Below, you will find information regarding some live lectures and seminars taking place at LMU. I would suggest that you attend one or two that would be of use to you either in your English classes or in your future studies. Some of them need pre-booking, so please make sure that you book before you go.


Live lectures and seminars

See ‘Message of the Day’ for up-to-date information on lectures and seminars taking place in the university. Most are open to students and staff. For some, you need to register your interest in advance.

1. Humanities, Arts and Languages seminars

Monday, 24th November, 6-7pm, TMG58
Room TBA North Campus, The Tower Building
Sunny Singh (London Metropolitan University)
‘Towards a Culturally Relevant Critical Model: The Case Study of
“Bollywood” Cinema’

For information, contact:
Professor John Phillips,
Dep. of Humanities, Arts and Languages,
Email: John.Phillips@londonmet.ac.uk

2. Research Seminars in Communications, Cultural and Media Studies scheduled for this semester:

19th November: Prof. Ann Gray (University of Lincoln) – ‘Who Do They Think
We Are?: History on Television’.

26th November: Prof Garry Whannel (University of Bedfordshire) –
‘Watchdogs or Poodles: Financial Journalism and Researching the Olympic
Games’.

3rd December: Prof Jim McGuigan (University of Loughborough) – ‘Cool
Capitalism’.

The Research Seminars in Communication, Cultural and Media Studies are
scheduled for 4:00 - 6:00 and take place in Room LH1-11 – First Floor,
Library Teaching Room, in the Ladbroke House Library. Ladbroke House
(North Campus) is located at 62-66 Highbury Grove, London N52AD.

All LondonMet staff and students are welcome. Visitors to the university
are welcome to attend – but beforehand please can they email me
(w.osgerby@londonmet.ac.uk) to ensure they are given access to the
building.

3. Other
For further seminars and lectures (including some which charge a fee), see http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/news/events/

For other lectures and talks in London, see:
http://www.timeout.com/london/features/2887.html