Imbas: NUIG's International Medievalist Postgraduate Conference Venue: Hardiman Research Building This year's theme: 'East - West and the Middle Ages' Begins: 3.30pm, Friday 28th November, through Saturday until 1pm Sunday... | Read on »
Dr. Lucy-Ann Buckley, School of Law, NUI Galway Gender, autonomy and family agreements: lessons for Ireland from Canada? Date/Time: Wednesday 3 December, 1.00-2.00pm Venue: Room 1001, The Hardiman Building, NUI... | Read on »
Spanish Department guest speaker Professor Jeremy Munday (Leeds)will give a guest talk on Translation Studies For more information please contact geraldine.smyth@nuigalway.ie
Prof. Patrick Lonergan (Drama & Theatre Studies, NUI Galway)Digital Humanitities and Theatre History: Re-thinking the role of women writers at theAbbey TheatreMs Ellen McCabe (Huston School, NUI Galway)‰Û÷Let the frame... | Read on »
Journalism Guest Speaker Series: In conversation with Ms Hilary Martyn, Editor, The Galway IndependentFor more information please contact bernadette.osullivan@nuigalway.ie
Journalism Guest Speaker Series:In conversation with Ms Lorna Siggins, The Irish Times -Western and Marine Correspondent For more information please contact bernadette.osullivan@nuigalway.ie
Archaeology guest lecture by Distinguished Research Professor in ArchaeologyAlasdair Whittle, Cardiff University.Professor Whittle will speak on:The Times of their Lives: Why Does Building Precise Chronologies for the European Neolithic Matter?... | Read on »
History Graduate Research Seminar SeriesCarla Lessing 'Ethnic Silence': Swedish perceptions of 'Finnishness' in the 16th and 17th centuries. for more information please contact caitriona.clear@nuigalway.ie
Professor Richard Reynolds Deputy Head, Division of Brain Sciences,Wolfson Neuroscience LaboratoriesImperial College London"Knowledge, gifting and passion: a recipe for success in Neuroscience"Organised by the Discipline of Anatomy, School of Medicine... | Read on »
Gender ARC Lunchtime Seminar SeriesDr. Julie Gaucher,PhD in French Literature and Sport History, University of Lyon 1Writing the Sportswomen: Between Tradition and ModernityThis New Character in French Literature from 1920's... | Read on »
