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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

Future Worlds: Demo Day 2023

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Join us for Future Worlds Demo Day 23 at London’s iconic British Film Institute, Southbank. You’ll see the best emerging startup founders from the University of Southampton pitch the latest tech that’s set to change the world, giving you the opportunity to meet them right at the start of their journeys.

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Turner Sims presents: Kate Rawles | The Life Cycle – Adventure in the Andes

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The Life Cycle biodiversity bike ride: Kate Rawles cycled the length of South America following the spine of the Andes – the longest mountain chain in the world.

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Southampton University Jazz Orchestra: Turner Sims Jazz Takeover

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From swing to funk come and enjoy an evening of Jazz with the Southampton University Jazz Orchestra, the university’s premiere student-led jazz ensemble, made up of talented musicians from across the university!

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Southampton University Symphonic Wind Orchestra Summer Concert

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SUSWO would like to invite you to their final concert of the 22/23 season. This concert will be our Musical Director, Jamie Wall’s, last concert with us.

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Turner Sims presents: Chiaroscuro Quartet | Associate Artists

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Our Associate Artists begin their latest concert with three of the 15 fantasias by Purcell - FREE tickets for 8-25 year olds

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Turner Sims: What’s On Jan-Jun 2023 – Inspiring Music

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Discover SPRING SEASON 2023 at Turner Sims. See below for details of Summer Nights festival...V

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Turner Sims presents: Summer Nights@Turner Sims

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Now in its third year, Summer Nights at Turner Sims is back with a bang! Join us for incredible artists and awe-inspiring live music, a festival without a tent or a welly boot in sight.

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Turner Sims presents: Jasdeep Singh Degun

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Virtuoso sitarist and composer Jasdeep Singh Degun makes his Turner Sims debut with his eight-piece band. He brings music from his stunning Real World Records debut Anomoly.

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John Hansard Gallery presents: Billie Zangewa – “A Quiet Fire” and Ayo Akingbade – “Show Me the World Mister”

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Zangewa’s autobiographical yet universal work contrasts melancholy with hope, strength with disdain, and independence with prejudice. Also exhibiting at the same time - Show Me The World Mister, an exhibition by Ayo Akingbade featuring two new film commissions: The Fist and Faluyi.

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Biomedical Research Centre Open Day 2023

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Join us to discover the latest advances from our researchers and hear how you can engage with the Centre at a first BRC Open Day at St Mary’s Stadium, in Britannia Road, on Thursday 15th June.

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Graduate Fashion Show – Winchester School of Art

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Join us to celebrate the final collections created by this year’s graduating BA Fashion Design students within the Bapsy Hall in Winchester’s Guildhall.

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From Kindertransport Refugee to Physicist: the Life & Archive of Ben Abeles

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This event is to mark the arrival of Ben Abeles' remarkable archive which includes papers relating to the deep history of his Jewish family in Europe, his life as a Kindertransportee and his career as a leading physicist.

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Law and Technology Centre Annual Lecture with Professor Colin Gavaghan

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"If you can't tell, does it matter?: Do we need new law for human-like AI?" Professor Gavaghan will discuss whether we need to be protected from increasingly human-like AI and whether we should be restricted in how we interact with them.

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Annual Reuter Lecture: Chris Woolgar “The Later Medieval World of Things”

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The Reuter Lecture by Chris Woolgar: 'The Later Medieval World of Things' - an event celebrating the career of a longstanding colleague.

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School of Humanities Public Lecture: Linguistic Theory as a Tool to Understand Bilingualism

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Professor Laura Dinguez's inaugural lecture discussing: "Linguistic theory as a tool to understand bilingualism: what have we learnt in the last 25 years?"

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Turner Sims presents: Paul Lewis | Schubert II

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Paul Lewis presents his second recital in the Schubert sonata series

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