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In this panel discussion Professor David McCoy, Dr Evi Argyriou, Professor Pat Healey and Dr Sevasti Foka share their perspectives on the impact of Covid-19 on the way we connect and interact with each other.

Professor Sian Bayne delivered the 15th annual Drapers’ Lecture in Learning and Teaching on Wednesday 24 March 2021.

Our new engagement series, Alumni Angles, launched with a special in-conversation event with BBC newsreader and alumna, Jane Hill (Politics BA, 1991), 

Beethoven, Hegel & Hölderlin at 250: Thoughts on the presence of triadic structures in their works.

In this panel discussion Dr Philippa Lloyd, Professor Barbara Taylor, Professor Norman Fenton and Dr James Bradley will discuss their thoughts and experiences relating to Covid-19 and what the world might look and what we might want it to look like post pandemic.

In this second part of our panel event, Dr Philippa Lloyd, Dr Magda Osman, Professor Tim Bale and Professor David McCoy will continue to discuss how different countries and their populations have responded to Covid-19.

In this panel event Dr Philippa Lloyd, Dr Magda Osman, Professor Tim Bale and Professor David McCoy will discuss how different countries and their populations have responded to Covid-19

Queen Mary University of London was joined by Nick Hillman, Director of the Higher Education Policy Institute.

Comedian Nish Kumar presented the Annual Arts Lecture on the Mile End Campus.

Co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation took questions from students in a wide-ranging Q&A session.

In this panel session a panel of leading experts, chaired by Lord Tim Clement-Jones CBE, discuss Artificial Intelligence, covering its potential to transform all aspects of human life and how the UK is planning to harness the opportunities and challenges brought about by these technologies which have been described as the “fourth industrial revolution”.