7th Jan 2022 - 11th Jan 2022

Kingston University & Online

Framed by our concerns for a continuing global pandemic, inequalities, and climate crisis, we invite you to join us in an exploration of the potential of dreaming and the imagination as a stimulus for real world change.

14th Jan 2022 8:30am-3:30pm

Online (Zoom)

Study Hub is a seven hour intense, structured, online study experience with Natalie Lancer (life, career and writing coach). You will spend the day online with Natalie and a small group of other Techne students on Zoom.

20th Jan 2022 10:00am-12:00pm

Online (Zoom)

This workshop explores the concept of 'voice' in academic writing and how confidence and courage are important to self-expression. We’ll identify the writerly techniques that create a ‘voice’ and consider the relationship between the writer’s voice and the reader’s experience.

26th Jan 2022 2:00pm-6:30pm

University of Surrey

When we consider our own actions as self-determined and autonomous agents, we see ourselves as responsible for our actions. By contrast, what we see as historical wrongs were often committed within principles of conduct seen as acceptable at the time. How do we reconcile these two perspectives?