Your University Events

Find out about our extensive alumni and supporter events programme that takes place throughout the year – online, on campus, across the UK, and internationally.

Upcoming Events

Public lecture ‘Telescopes on the Moon’ given by Professor Joseph Silk

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Join us on 13 July for Professor Joseph Silk’s talk ‘Telescopes on the Moon’. In the framework of the International Conference Dark Matter & Stars 2026.

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SEA SKY EARTH Exhibition

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Step into a free dynamic exhibition where art, science, and imagination meet, from Monday 17 August until Sunday 1 November 2026.

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Apples galore! Searching for heritage varieties in Southampton

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Learn about apple varieties! You will learn about the horticultural variety that is in danger of being lost, not simply in apples, but in the richness and diversity of landscape and ecology.

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Draw like a Scientist, Write like a Poet, Make a Zine

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As part of the British Science Festival 2026, join us at the Hartley Library, University of Southampton for a two-part creative workshop exploring observation, experimentation, and zine-making.

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The British Science Festival 2026 programme is here: join us this September

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Join us at the British Science Festival from 16-20 September 2026!

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Writers in Conversation: Claire Fuller

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A special Writers in Conversation event that explores the connections between the art of writing and the art of music.

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Intimacies & Tyrannies: The Colonial Topographies of the Internet

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Presented by John Hansard Gallery & The Box, this symposium is a collaboration between two coastal cities. Supported by Paul Mellon Centre.

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