Phd in Education & Social Justice Applicant Webinar
An online webinar for prospective applicants to the PhD in Education & Social Justice programme starting October 2026.
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Planning your week in Lancaster? You'll find a mix of opportunities, from learning about postgraduate study to enjoying live performances. Many events are online, offering convenient access to information about future education. These sessions provide guidance on applying for courses, funding, and getting to know university life.
Beyond education, there’s a chance to see live performance. An evening of music and storytelling from a well-known performer is planned at a central theatre, a retrospective of a decades-long career in an intimate setting. Later in the week, the same venue will host a play, featuring a parapsychologist investigating paranormal occurrences set in 1953 England. This offers a different dimension to your cultural plans.
Whether you're looking to further your education or simply enjoy an evening out, there are interesting options. You can engage with educational sessions from home, or visit a local venue for entertainment. The week presents a balanced mix of events.
Check the listings below for times and venues.
An online webinar for prospective applicants to the PhD in Education & Social Justice programme starting October 2026.
Virtual event for prospective graduate entry medicine students to learn about the University of Cumbria's Pears Cumbria School of Medicine.
Jimmy Nail performs an intimate retrospective of his seven-decade career in music and storytelling at Lancaster Grand Theatre.
An informational session on applying for postgraduate courses at Lancaster University with funding details.
An open day at the University of Cumbria's Barrow Campus offers insights into mechanical engineering and adult nursing programs.
Current students host a live Zoom session sharing experiences of student life at Lancaster University.
10-week series exploring Chinese culture through lectures and practical sessions on Confucian thought and education.
Campus tour at Lancaster University welcoming prospective students with a 75-minute guided walk.
A award-winning play set in 1953 England, featuring a renowned American parapsychologist investigating paranormal events.