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The initiative aims to support coexistence between humans and crocodiles by reducing attacks.
This year's event promises a diverse programme of free activities, showcasing the innovative work of Birkbeck’s arts practitioners, students, scholars and associates.
The exhibition launched on Friday 4 April and will be on display until mid-May, as part of a significant international research project.
Birkbeck is one of eight universities in London to receive this studentship funding.
Over 450 visitors have booked to attend Birkbeck’s first Undergraduate Open Day of 2025, this Saturday 18 January.
Birkbeck students graduated in ceremonies filled with inspiring stories, distinguished speakers, and recognition of their exceptional academic journeys.
Graduation ceremonies will take place from 3 to 5 December, with ceremonies also being live-streamed.
The role will be responsible for leading the development and implementation of Birkbeck’s research strategy and knowledge exchange framework.
Visits and personalised tours to iconic cultural venues ensure that students combine theoretical learning with real-world expertise in the art world.
The Natural Environment Research Council and the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council are funding two new PhD training programmes to be delivered through a consortium of universities, one of which is Birkbeck.