Watch or Listen to Event Recordings

Take a look through our events recording collection below – we have a fantastic back catalogue of lectures, talks and online events on wide range of topics!

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Songs from Home

In person
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Join us for a free celebratory and relaxed concert bringing together songs from around the world that have found their way to Southampton, alongside the rich traditions of opera.

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Unlocking Potential: What I Have Heard From a Million Children

In person
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A public lecture by Dame Rachel de Souza, Children’s Commissioner for England hosted by the University of Southampton Education School. What do children across England really think about their lives, their futures and the adults around them?

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Beneath the Surface: Marine Conservation with Francesca Trotman

Virtual
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Alumna Francesca Trotman will share insights from over 15 years in marine conservation and her work with Love The Oceans in Mozambique.

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Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences’ Inaugural Lecture series: Professor Jon Copley

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Join us for the Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences’ Inaugural Lectures to celebrate the careers of our new Professors.

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Beating Cancer Together: Innovation without boundaries | Online Lecture

Virtual
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An exploration of some of the highly innovative interdisciplinary cancer research being conducted at the University of Southampton and the Centre for Cancer Immunology.

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Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences’ Inaugural Lecture series

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Join us for the Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences’ Inaugural Lectures to celebrate the careers of our new Professors, Professor Denis Drieghe from the School of Psychology and Professor Maggie Donovan-Hall from the School of Health Sciences.

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