Kellogg College has launched a new multidisciplinary seminar series on Urban Knowledge Exchange.
The seminars will be held every two months for the next year.
The aim of the series is to provide lively debates on key urban issues affecting society today. The series of seminars brings together a mix of students, academics, practitioners and members of the public interested in cities and city-living. The main aim is to provoke discussion and constructive action, linking current best practice in urban development and emerging areas of research. The seminars are open to all, and are centred on evidence-based knowledge and an ethos of research-practice-educate.
Tea and coffee will be provided at the start of each seminar, with a drinks reception to follow. All are welcome to join us and take part in the discussion.
All the Kellogg Urban Knowledge Exchange Seminars will take place in the College Hub, from 17:00-19:00 on the following dates:
14th March 2018 URBAN PUBLIC ART
25th April 2018 URBAN HERITAGE
13th June 2018 RAPID URBANISATION
10th October 2018 AFFORDABLE HOUSING?
28th November 2018 HEALTHY CITIES
16th January 2019 URBAN PLANNING
6th March 2019 BREXIT, UNIVERSITIES & REGIONAL ‘REGENERATION’
15th May 2019 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
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