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Following the successful launch of a new range of short courses in 2025, Birkbeck is expanding its offer for 2026-27, introducing new opportunities for learners to develop professional skills, advance their careers and explore areas of personal interest.
Birkbeck’s annual Social Sciences Festival returns with a programme of public events examining the political, cultural and social issues shaping contemporary life.
Over the coming year, Amplify will deliver a programme of structured activity focused on employability development, career insight and real-world experience.
Running from 28 to 30 April, graduation ceremonies will also be available to watch via live stream for friends and family who can’t be there in person.
From 5 to 8 May 2026, the free festival will include a hands-on workshop on storytelling, a panel exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping ideas of authorship and creativity, and a conversation on acting for stage and screen with one of the UK’s leading character actors.
The centre will provide students and staff with exciting opportunities to use digital media, virtual reality and augmented reality.
A programme of talks, workshops and panel events returns this March, inviting students, researchers, professionals and the public to engage with climate science, culture and action.
Running until 11 March, 'Melanie Smith: Tixinda, a Snail’s Purple' is open to the general public.
Birkbeck will host the second edition of its Intelligent Impact webinar series on 24 February, bringing together leading academics to explore some of the most pressing issues shaping today’s world.
Studying at Birkbeck helped Nicki Wedgwood recognise the value of her experience, voice, and perspective.