Research events

Research Seminars are scheduled throughout the academic year. Researchers and practitioners based both at Norwich University of the Arts and across the national and international community, are invited to present on-going research. These events are open to staff, students and members of the public.

Research Seminars

Materials Science and Fashion Sustainability Dr Margaret Frey, Vincent V.C Woo Professor of Fibre Sciences and Apparel Design, College of Human Ecology, Cornell University, 11 May 2022

Watch the Materials Science and Fashion Sustainability seminar on Vimeo

Making (It) Work: An artist’s perspective on three models of art-science collaboration Professor Jane Prophet, Associate Dean for Research & Creative Work, Stamps School of Art & Design, University of Michigan, 10 November 2021

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Sites and Engagements in Time of the Pandemic: A New Trajectory (Community, Co-creation, Collaboration) Alfredo and Isabel Aquizilian, 13 July 2021

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On The Origin of the Milky Way (1637) by Peter Paul Rubens: Astronomy, Astrology and Mythology in early modern Europe Professor Marcia Pointon, Senior Research Professor Norwich University of the Arts. 25 November 2020

Watch the On The Origin of the Milky Way seminar on Vimeo

Research Conferences & Symposia

Norwich University regularly hosts Research Conferences Symposia to explore contemporary issues central to the University’s research activity

New Perspectives on the Rural: Landscape, Community and Creativity Symposium
16 December 2020 

Watch the full New Perspectives on the Rural symposium on Vimeo

Arts and Mental Health: Facing the Future Symposium
10 March 2021 

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Contested THAT: Creative Conflict in Theory and Practice Conference 
23 & 24 April 2021

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Event Programmes