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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

Gift of Sight ‘Beating Blindness’ Lecture

Hybrid
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We are delighted to present the Gift of Sight ‘Beating Blindness’ Lecture 2025. This will be a hybrid event with the option of taking part in person at The Concorde in Eastleigh, or online from the comfort of your own home.

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Work & Play – with Southampton City Art Gallery

In person
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This innovative co-curating initiative partners Julia Vogl, Lecturer and Fellow in Printmaking, with MA Contemporary Curating students and the Southampton City Art Gallery (SCAG) collection.

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Discover Spring Season 2025 at Turner Sims

In person
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Check out the INCREDIBLE Spring Season at our very own Turner Sims! Discover events from family fun to jazz, classical and folk music.

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Visit and Be Inspired | John Hansard Gallery | 2025 Exhibition Programme

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A fascinating programme of exhibitions and events for 2025 - look at the What's on for details!

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Beyond the Hockey Stick: Climate Lessons from The Common Era

In person
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Lecture by Professor Michael E. Mann - Climate Scientist, Author, and Speaker (University of Pennsylvania). Professor Michael E. Mann will explore how paleoclimate records and climate models of the past two millennia provide key insights into human-caused climate change.

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Science Under Siege | by Professor Michael E. Mann

In person
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Join us for a lecture about the forces behind the modern anti-science movement. This lecture will examine the forces behind the modern anti-science movement, known as the six ‘P’s: plutocrats, pros, politicians, polluters, petrostates, posers, pretenders, propagandists, and the press.

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Who’s Got Game! A Day of Board Games and More!

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Play a range of classic board games from Board in the City, or test out the latest ideas created by Games Design students at Winchester School of Art.

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