Humanities & Social SciencesEvents
Every month
Interested in studying one of our Postgraduate or PGDE courses? Meet with our team virtually to find out more!
Every month
Online sessions giving you the chance to find out more about Undergraduate study within the Faculty.
Wednesday 25th May 2022 - 2-3pm (BST)
Join programme leader Dr Rogelia Pastor-Castro to learn more about the MSc Diplomacy & International Security.
Wednesday 25th May 2022 - 3-4pm (BST)
Dr Karsten Kenklies and Dr Katja Frimberger offer insight into the MSc Education Studies.
Wednesday 25th May 2022 - 4-5pm (BST)
PGDE Chemistry subject leader Jane Essex outlines different routes to becoming a Chemistry teacher. Hear from current PGDE students and learn about entry requirements, start dates, course content, placements and qualifying.
Monday 30th May 2022 - 5-5.45pm (BST)
Hear from recent PGDE graduates and ask questions regarding our entry requirements, start dates, course content, careers service and fees and funding.
Thursday 2nd June 2022 - 5-6pm (BST)
Postgraduate students within the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences give a presentation and Q&A session about their experiences of living in Glasgow.
Monday 6th June 2022 - 5-5.45pm (BST)
Senior Careers Advisor Nicola Sutherland highlights the wide range of careers support on offer to students and graduates.
Tuesday 7th June 2022 - 2-3pm (BST)
Dr Sharon Deane-Cox and Dr Hui Li host an information session offering insight into the MSc Business Translation & Interpreting.
Tuesday 7th June 2022 - 3-4pm (BST)
Dr Richard Johnson hosts an information session offering insight into the MSc Data Science for Politics & Policymaking.
Tuesday 7th June 2022 - 3-4pm (BST)
Join Professor Karen Boyle for an insight into the MSc Applied Gender Studies.
Wednesday 8th June 2022 - 2-3pm (BST)
Join Dr Rodge Glass for an insight into the MLitt Creative Writing.
Wednesday 8th June 2022 - 3-4pm (BST)
Join Dr Sylvie da Lomba to gain an insight into LLM/MSc Law programmes including Competition Law, Construction Law, Criminal Justice & Penal Change, Human Rights Law, International Commercial Law, Internet Law & Policy and Mediation & Conflict Resolution.
Thursday 9th June 2022 - 2-3pm (BST)
Join Dr Eleanor Bell for an insight into the MLitt Interdisciplinary English Studies.
Thursday 9th June 2022 - 2-3pm (BST)
Join Dr Michael Higgins and Dr Sallyanne Duncan for an insight into the MLitt Media and Communication and MLitt Digital Journalism.
Saturday 11th June 2022 - 1-2pm (BST)
Postgraduate Research Student Ambassadors will be hosting a student panel session about their student experience at the University of Strathclyde.
Tuesday 14th June 2022 - 3-4pm (BST)
Join Dr Mark Shephard from the School of Government & Public Policy for an insight into postgraduate taught MSc programmes including the MSc Politics, MSc Public Policy, MSc International Relations, MSc Political Research, MSc Technology Policy & Management and MSc Urban Policy & Analysis.
Tuesday 14th June 2022 - 5-6pm (BST)
Postgraduate Student Ambassadors from the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences host a presentation and Q&A session about their experiences at the University of Strathclyde.
Wednesday 15th June 2022 - 2-3pm (BST)
Gillian McConnell and Elspeth Donaldson host an information session all about the MSc/MEd Autism programmes.
Wednesday 15th June 2022 - 2pm - 3pm (BST)
Join Professor Katherine Smith for an insight into the MSc Social Policy, MSc Social Policy (Research Methods) and MSc International Social Welfare programmes.
Thursday 16th June 2022 - 3-4pm (BST)
Programme Leader Roddy Cairns hosts an information session offering insight into the LLB Law (Graduate Entry) programme.
Thursday 16th June 2022 - 4-5.30pm (BST)
Programme leader Catherine Whitley hosts an event for those keen to pursue a graduate entry route into primary or secondary teaching in Scotland.
Wednesday 6th July 2022 - 5-6pm (BST)
Postgraduate Student Ambassadors from the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences host a student panel where they will discuss their experiences at the University of Strathclyde.