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Connect & Co-create: Learn from Birkbeck Research Centres

28 February 2025, 12:00 to
24 April 2026, 13:00

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Curator Tours: Cursed Objects in Museum Shops

30 May 2025, 17:00 to
24 June 2025, 18:00

Birkbeck 43 Gordon Square
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'Breakfast with Birkbeck' Environment & Sustainability Webinar #7

19 June 2025
08:30 — 09:30

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Single mum graduates with first class degree

Chloe Livingston took the meaning of multi-tasking to the extreme when she decided to enrol for a law degree while working full time and raising her son as a single parent.

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A day in the life

of James Hammond who visited Chile as part of his research into earthquakes.

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Reframing human-predator relations

Dr Simon Pooley investigates if humans and predators can coexist in areas where habitats are shrinking.

Support Birkbeck

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Make a difference

Leave a legacy to Birkbeck

Inspiring research

The impact of philanthropy

Telephone campaigns

Contact us

The positive impact of supporters

Shaping the student experience: a chat with our Vice-Chancellor

Striving to avoid causing harm to society

'I want to support an institution that has its heart in the right place'

Connect & Co-create: Learn from Birkbeck Research Centres

Curator Tours: Cursed Objects in Museum Shops

'Breakfast with Birkbeck' Environment & Sustainability Webinar #7

Single mum graduates with first class degree

A day in the life

Reframing human-predator relations