Oxford and Empire: Teaching Workshop

Name: Oxford and Empire: Teaching Workshop
Start: 2018-04-24T11:30:00+0100
End: 2018-04-24T11:30:00+0100

Tuesday 24 April, 11:30am

For faculty, ECRs, and DPhils interested in supervising UG History theses and helping to develop UG History teaching on the legacies of colonialism in Oxford: please join us for a lunch-time workshop on Tuesday 24 April 2018. Sandwiches provided; free and open to all but please register via global@history.ox.ac.uk for numbers.

Erica Charters, Tim Livsey, and William Whyte will be joined by Oliver Cox (TORCH), Nick Draper (UCL), and Richard Drayton (KCL) to discuss a new project for undergraduate theses researching the legacies of colonialism in Oxford's built environment. The workshop will outline how to identify and supervise projects, as well as broader issues regarding teaching and researching the legacy of empire.

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