Join London's evening university and discover another way
The acclaimed historian and author of The Other Boleyn Girl will join the College as she writes a new history of women in England.
Karla Pauline Gudiño Yañez won the prize for her essay arguing for a human rights-based approach to contested local heritage policy in Mexico. The prize was set up in honour of Dr Lorraine Lim, who lectured Arts Management at Birkbeck and sadly passed away in September 2017.
Professor Lovell's landmark history traces the evolution and legacy of Maoism within and beyond China.
19 March 2019, 18:00 to 7 July 2019, 19:00
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20 March 2019 18:00 — 21:00
Birkbeck 43 Gordon Square
21 March 2019 14:00 — 17:00
Dr Frederick Cowell, Lecturer in Law, explains if and how the UK could go about revoking Article 50 - the withdrawal clause in the treaty of the European Union.
Dr Dionyssis Dimitrakopoulos explains what people mean when they talk about the Irish backstop, why it's so controversial, and how it relates to the Good Friday Agreement.
James Hale studied Geology through distance learning after 14 years out of education. He discusses how his degree has helped him transform his life, having gone on to both further study and a new job in the field of Earth Sciences.
Classes are held in the evening, so you can work, volunteer or do your own thing during the day.
Birkbeck is different: our classes are held in the evening, so your days are free - to study, work, volunteer or just do your own thing.
Birkbeck offers a unique combination of evening study and a matchless central London location, right in the geographic and academic centre of the city, giving you exceptional opportunities.
Most of our students live in private accommodation, but we also offer student accommodation and access to the professional services of the University of London Housing Services.
Discover how Birkbeck’s socially engaged research informs public policy, pushes scientific, medical and technological advances, supports the economy, promotes culture and the arts and makes a positive difference to society.
Our free Careers and Employability Service provides comprehensive careers advice, events and information services for current students, both in person and online, and for recent Birkbeck graduates.
Birkbeck is committed to doing everything we can to help you finance your studies. Find out about what is available, how to apply and the advice and support we provide.
Birkbeck's five distinct schools cover a range of academic disciplines, each providing a stimulating and dynamic environment for learning and research.
Birkbeck is London’s only specialist provider of evening higher education. With classes held 6pm-9pm, your days are free to study, work, volunteer, or just do your own thing.
There is nowhere better to study than London and Birkbeck is at its geographic and academic heart. Find out everything you need to know about coming to study here.
Our Open Evenings are now held at the historic and beautiful Senate House located right next to Birkbeck. They are an excellent opportunity to meet our staff and find out about our courses.
