Reaction Monitoring Symposium 2025
28 Jan 2025 9.30AM, The Chancellors' Building, University of BathThis annual symposium is for anyone interested in monitoring solution-state chemical processes and reactions.
Events
Our upcoming events, including Open Days, award ceremonies, public lectures, conferences, and workshops.
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6th Reaction Monitoring Symposium
28 Jan 2025 9.30AM, The Chancellors' Building, University of BathThe 6th Reaction Monitoring Symposium will be of interest to those studying chemical reactions and processes, in academia or industry.
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Inaugural Lecture Professor Nikoletta Fotaki
29 Jan 2025 3.15PM, 3 West North 2.1, University of BathJoin us for the Inaugural lecture of Professor Nikoletta Fotaki, followed by a drinks reception
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Future of Thinklist: Linkers
30 Jan 2025 2.00PM, OnlineHow can we foster a social media community on the topic of business and society? In this webinar, we'll be exploring the growing role of LinkedIn.
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Bath Institute of Sustainability and Climate Change launch
30 Jan 2025 4.00PM, East Building, University of BathCelebrate the launch of the new Institute of Sustainability and Climate Change at the University of Bath.
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Foreign Language Course Drop-In Session
3 Feb 2025 11.00AM, 6 East 2.8, University of BathMeet the Head of Languages and Foreign Language Course Leaders
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MSc Criminology webinar
4 Feb 2025 11.00AM, OnlineJoin our webinar to find out all you need to know about our MSc in Criminology, and ask any questions you may have.
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I-SEE webinar: Decarbonising transport - Tackling a systems challenge
4 Feb 2025 4.30PM, OnlineProfessor Sarah Sharples will reflect on the systems challenge of decarbonising transport and consider the range of interventions which are required.
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Postgraduate Virtual Open Day 5 February 2025
5 Feb 2025 11.00AM, OnlineA day of live webinars and online chatrooms to help you find out more about studying for a master's or doctoral degree at Bath.
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The future as a political idea
5 Feb 2025 6.00PM, The Chancellors' Building 1.12, University of BathJonathan White examines the new politics of emergency and the relation between democracy and the future, past and present.