Public Lecture Series

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.

We look forward to seeing you at one soon.

If you are interested in attending one of our public lectures, giving a public lecture yourself, or finding out more about the series, please get in touch with our events team at events@uel.ac.uk

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Professor Patrick McGhee, Vice-Chancellor, personally invites you to attend

Rainbow Legacy: why we must assert the rights of the international LGBT community during the Olympic Games

A lecture by Mark Stephens CBE, human rights lawyer, broadcaster, writer, lecturer, and Chair of the UEL Board of Governors exploring whether we can use the games as a platform from which to launch multi-lateral legal challenges to address the criminalisation of homosexuality across the globe. This lecture can be counted towards Solicitors' unaccredited CPD points.
 
This event forms part of the Vice-Chancellor’s Lecture Series addressing issues of Community, Economy, and Human Rights in East London and around the world against the backdrop of the Olympic Games.
 
Date:                              Tuesday 22 May
Drinks Reception:        6:15pm
Lecture:                         7pm
Event Closes:               8pm
Lecture Theatre:           Conference and Computer Centre 1.01
                                        Stratford Campus
                                        University of East London
                                        Water Lane
                                        London E15 4LZ
 
Please RSVP by email to Richard Pyle r.pyle@uel.ac.uk

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