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Understanding the Declaration of Martial Law in South Korea

Dr Yookyeong Im, Dr Derek Kramer, Dr Sarah Son provide insight into president Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration of martial law, and the subsequent protests.
A archive view of Winnats Pass in Castleton

Explore the Peak District's hidden history and more as Being Human Festival returns

The Being Human Festival is an annual celebration of the humanities, taking place across the UK. This year, the University of ºù«Ӱҵ is joining in the festivities with a range of exciting events.
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ºù«Ӱҵ Black Humanities Series - New Events

Introducing two upcoming events that are part of the new ºù«Ӱҵ Black Humanities Series in collaboration with the Centre for Poetry and Poetics.
Festival of the Mind

Festival of the Mind 2024 - Arts and Humanities edition

Expect immersive exhibitions, films, live performances, talks and more as we bring our world-leading research to the public!
Neil Bermel

Major AHRC-funded project to explore form-function 'mismatches' in language

Professor Neil Bermel from the School of Languages and Cultures is leading a major research project with seven institutions in the UK, Czech Republic and Croatia.
Claudia Southwell and Seb Henry

School if Languages and Cultures student starts year abroad podcast "Lessons from a Life Abroad"

Claudia Southwell investigates the highs and lows of the year abroad in a weekly podcast: Lessons from Life Abroad.

New and exciting Masters courses in Archaeology for 2020 entry

The Department of Archaeology is excited to be launching three Masters programmes this year. They offer new opportunities for our international community of Masters students to study archaeological science, bioarchaeology and heritage.
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Mozart the touring pop icon: how the great composer’s manuscripts reveal his life as a musical celebrity

Mozart’s autograph manuscripts reveal the secret stories behind his life as a musical celebrity, according to research from the University of ºù«Ӱҵ
Brasss buskers at Christmas

Brass bands can improve your health and wellbeing, study shows

Research finds that being part of a brass band can enhance physical well-being, reduce stress, increase resilience and improve mental health