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Research, public and student events from around the Faculty of Arts and in collaboration with our partners in the creative industries.

Date: Thursday 24th January
Location:: B7 Hemsley
Description: ARI-COTCA Seminar Series with Dr David Serfass, Mapping China under Japanese Occupation: Spatial Configurations of State Power during Wartime (1937-1945)

Date: Saturday 26th January
Location:: King's College London
Description: The Paragraph journal will host an academic commemoration of Professor Christopher Johnson at King's College London, entitled 'Mediating Thought: A Conference in Honour of Christopher Johnson'.

Date: Wednesday 6th - Thursday 7th February
Location:: Djanolgy Theatre
Description: East Asian Film series: Film Screenings and Conversations with Filmmakers (organised in collaboration with Nottingham Lakeside Arts for Chinese New Year and LGBT History Month 2019)

Date: Wednesday 6th February
Location:: A40 Sir Clive Granger Building
Description: Annual distinguished lecture in American Studies of the Department of Canadian and American Studies at the University of Nottingham with Professor Barbara Savage of the University of Pennsylvania.

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Keep up with the latest news from around the Faculty of Arts schools, departments and centres, and from our students.

Description: Congratulations to Heike Bartel (German section) who has been invited to join the leadership team for Future Foods' beacon by Prof. David E Salt, Director.

Description: With profound sadness, we announce the death of Philip Weller. Philip was a cherished colleague and friend for over 25 years in the Department of Music.

Description: First details regarding the upcoming ISOS Public Lecture on 25 April 2019.

Description: With profound sadness, we announce the death of Philip Weller. Philip was a cherished colleague and friend for over 25 years in the Department of Music.

Description: Students can diversify their degree course by choosing a language module for credits. At the Language Centre we focus on providing language modules with the emphasis on communication. The modules are supported by the virtual learning environment Moodle, digital classrooms and a Self Access Centre for independent learning.We offer 10 credit modules in Arabic, French, German, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Russian, Slovene and Spanish. The levels range from Stage 1a (complete beginners) to Stage 6 (near native speaker competence). It is possible to improve existing skills or start a new language.

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