The University hosts a number of events, public lectures and conferences over the course of the academic year. This programme of events reflects the diverse areas teaching and research undertaken by our Academics and Research Centres.
Further details will be added as they become available.
In the light of the ongoing development of COVID-19, the University regrets that it may have to cancel many of the events we have planned for the rest of the academic year.
Date: Friday 20th March 2020, 6pm-8pm
Event: Seeing art with an experts eye symposium
Hosted by: Liverpool Hope University, Department of Psychology
Venue: Tate Liverpool
Details: Dr Letizia Palumbo, Dr Neil Harrison present and discuss the results of their research project taking place 3-16th February. The discussion will involve art experts, psychologists and visual scientists who will interact with the audience on this topic.
Open to: Staff, students, members of the public
Date: Monday 20th April 2020, 2pm
Event: Transnational Corporations, Natural Resources and Conflict
Hosted by: Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre, Guest Speaker: Professor Solomon Salako
Venue: EDEN109, Eden Building, Hope Park Campus
Details: Professorial Lecture organised by the Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies
Open to: Staff, students, members of the public
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Date: Wednesday 22nd April 2020, 12noon
Event: Hindu Moksha vs Muslim Shahada in early modern Malay epic literature
Hosted by: Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre, Guest Speaker: Dr Harith Ramli
Venue: EDEN109, Eden Building, Hope Park Campus
Details: Research Seminar series Religion and Conflict organised by the Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies
Open to: Staff, students, members of the public
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Date: Monday 27th April 2020, 1.00pm
Event: In the wake of IS: is martyrdom still important for Sunni Islam?
Hosted by: Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre, Guest Speaker: David Cook
Venue: LHBS007, The Business School, Hope Park Campus
Details: Research Seminar series Religion and Conflict organised by the Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies
Open to: Staff, students, members of the public
Date: Friday 1st May 2020, 12noon
Event: Managing Religious Diversity in Tanzania
Hosted by: Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre, Guest Speaker: Dr Stephen McLoughlin
Venue: EDEN008, Eden Building, Hope Park Campus
Details: Research Seminar series Religion and Conflict organised by the Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies
Open to: Staff, students, members of the public