Access to the University's programme of Public Lectures.

'Events'.

'Hosts an exciting programme of events including academic lectures and seminars, graduation ceremonies, open days, sport fixtures, musical performances and art exhibitions ... The majority of our events are open to Imperial students, staff, alumni and the public. Events are often very popular with a limited number of places available. Please ensure you register early for your chosen event; registration details are indicated on the individual events pages. All events are free unless stated. Full details of individual events can be accessed on the events calendar.' Note also the events programme of the Friends of Imperial College. Campuses also at: Charing Cross, Chelsea & Westminster, Hammersmith, Northwick Park, Royal Brompton, Silwood Park, St Mary’s.

'Lectures, seminars and conferences'.

‘In addition to open events for prospective students, we also offer an array of free lectures, workshops and talks which are open to the public. These events, on a stimulating range of subjects, are ideal if you live nearby, are visiting London, or if you have previously studied at London Met and would like to reengage with our community ... We currently have campuses located in Holloway, Moorgate, and Aldgate.’

'London South Bank University hosts a number of lectures and events throughout the year. Most of them are available to all and full details are listed here.'

'Events'.

'The RCA's galleries and lecture theatres are home to a lively programme of exhibitions, events and talks. Most are free unless stated otherwise.'

'Founded in 1882, the Royal College of Music enjoys a reputation as one of the world's leading conservatoires, providing specialised musical education and professional training at the highest international level for performers, conductors and composers. Enabling students to develop musical skills, knowledge, understanding and resourcefulness which will enable them to contribute significantly to musical life in this country and internationally.’

Lunch Hour Lectures are an opportunity for anyone to sample the exceptional research work taking place at the university, in bite size chunks. Speakers are drawn from across UCL and lectures frequently showcase new research and recent academic publications. Lunch Hour Lectures require no pre-booking, are free to attend and are open to anyone on a first-come, first-served basis.'

'Our public lectures showcase some of the latest research our academics are currently working on, across a wide range of subject disciplines, and relate to key, contemporary topics of interest, both in our region, and beyond. Pitched for a diverse audience, including experts as well as the layperson with a general interest our public lectures are accessible, welcoming and free to all.'

'What's On at the University of Greenwich?'

‘What’s On’.

'Events'.