Key Faculty Events

The Arts and Humanities Faculty is home to several areas of world-leading and internationally excellent research and we pride ourselves on our innovation in teaching and learning.

Our research areas include Architecture (Manchester School of Architecture), Art, Media and Design (Manchester School of Art); Humanities, Languages and Social Science; and Fashion (Manchester Fashion Institute).

Lucy Simpson is RAH! Festival Program Co-Ordinator in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Manchester Met. Any questions about the program can be directed to: lucy.simpson@mmu.ac.uk

We are proud to present a series of key faculty events below:

RAH! will be running remote events only for the forseeable future.

To check out our remote events program for Term 3, click here.

To check out our podcast and other digital outputs, click here.

‌‌‌	Images of Research 2020: Flair, Ambition and Enthusiasm Date: 24th February – 20th March 2020 Location: Benzie Building Read more about this event
‌‌	Beyond Babel Multilingual Film Festival A film festival that aims to celebrate multilingual life, showcase a wide range of films, share discussions on film aesthetics, and broaden the visibility of multilingual communities on screen. Date: May 2020 Location: Number 70 and Instituto Cervantes More information coming soon
‌‌	Global Studies Association (GSA) conference ‘Global-Disconnections and Alternative Futures' Date: 11th – 12th June 2020 Location: Geoffrey Manton Building Read more about this event
‌	Children and Youth Speaking Up and Speaking Out The third biennial conference of the Children’s History Society. Date: 25th – 27th June 2020 Location: Geoffrey Manton Building Read more about this event
‌	English: Shared Futures 2020 Celebrating and exploring the intellectual strength, diversity, and creativity of English language, literature, and creative writing in the UK and across the world Date: 26th – 28th June 2020 Location: Manchester/ and Salford Read more about this event
	Professorial Inauguration Lecture Series The inaugural lectures provide an opportunity for our most prolific and successful researchers to update us on their current projects and future research plans, and to share their research insights with the wider public. All lectures are free and open to all. Date: Throughout the academic year Location: Geoffrey Manton Building Find out more and see the full schedule
	Manchester Writing School Many of our writers will be taking part in panels and delivering workshops. Date: Throughout the academic year Location: Various Find more details on the Manchester Writing School website
‌	Manchester Game Studies Network The Manchester Game Studies Network (MSGN) have a range of events throughout the year Date: Throughout the academic year Location: Various Find out more on the Manchester Game Studies Network website