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A university-wide open day for prospective undergraduate students, for 2019 entry.
Traditional weather forecasting in Japanese fishing communities: Negotiating local knowledge and sense of place, with speaker Dr Giovanni Bulian (Ca’ Foscari University of Venice).
Conservationists: what makes us tick? Career tips for passionate people with speaker Thirza Loffeld (University of Kent).
Labour Organising and the (Re)turn to Austerity in Latin America with speaker Dr Adam Fishwick (De Montfort)
Navigation patterns in a Neotropical primate: Evidence for the use of episodic memory in black howler monkeys with speaker Miguel Guinea (Oxford Brookes University).
War Ink: Sense-Making and Curating War Through Military Tattoos with speaker Dr Synne Dyvik (Sussex)
The Geoffrey Harrison Prize Lecture: From genes to latrines: A biosocial journey, with speaker Professor Nick Mascie-Taylor.
Quantifying the harvest and use of wildlife: a case study of the African pangolins with speaker Dr Daniel Ingram (University College London)
Connectivity, Affect and Vulnerability: Rethinking Security Through Everyday Infrastructure with speaker Dr Martin Coward (Manchester)
A week of events for students and staff at Headington Campus and Harcourt Hill Campus
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