School of Humanities

📅 Thursday, 1 May 2025
🕑 2:00–3:00 PM (BST)
📍 YouTube

University of Glasgow offer holders, are you curious about how you can shape your own degree journey?

In tomorrow’s Understanding Flexible Degrees Live Q&A, as part of our Online Offer Holders’ Day, we’ll explore the structure and benefits of the Scottish MA — a uniquely flexible four-year undergraduate degree offered by the College of Arts & Humanities.

This session is ideal for offer holders from across the UK and around the world who are looking to better understand how the Scottish education model supports academic exploration, interdisciplinary study, and personal growth.

You’ll hear from expert staff and current students who will share insights on combining subjects, switching pathways, and tailoring your studies to your evolving interests and goals.

We’ll also explain how our flexible joint honours programmes work in practice, what support systems are in place, and how this model can give you a competitive edge in future academic or career pursuits.

We look forward to seeing you there!

👉 Join us on YouTube tomorrow. Hit ‘Notify me’ for a reminder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDdrCwwBfoA&list=PLchy_nZQAZtBiXghKM88xOwQVOz_JEo_j&index=3

We 're hiring a paid intern to work with Professor Maud Bracke on student engagement/co-creation in decolonising the curriculum!

For a current PGR student - work to take place between Sept 2025 and March 2026
Closing date is Monday 5 May 2025.

Apply here: https://glasgow.targetconnect.net/

We also have other paid internships with different application deadlines, please check on https://glasgow.targetconnect.net/

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Centre for the Study of Perceptual Experience 20th Anniversary Conference Centre for the Study of Perceptual Experience 20th Anniversary Conference, 4 - 6 June 2025

🎙️ Paid Internship Opportunity: Arts & Humanities Podcasting Intern 🎧✨

Are you a third or fourth-year Arts & Humanities student at University of Glasgow with a passion for storytelling, audio production, and creative communication?

We’re looking for a Podcasting Intern to help launch an exciting new podcast for the College of Arts & Humanities, spotlighting the voices, research, and stories of our academic community.

In this role, you’ll get hands-on experience shaping episode content, interviewing academics, editing audio, and planning promotional campaigns. From crafting episode outlines to creating social media assets, you’ll be involved in every stage of production.

You’ll also have the chance to carry out market research and help shape the identity and branding of the podcast—from its name and logo to how it connects with future listeners.

👉 Apply before 5 May 2025: https://glasgow.targetconnect.net/leap/jobs.html?id=145618&service=Careers%20Service

Please join us for the last School of Humanities Lecture of this academic year!

Wednesday, 7 May 2025, 5.30pm

Professor Mona Simion (Philosophy): 'Disinformation, Politically Motivated Reasoning, and Distrust in Expertise.'

Abstract: We have increasingly sophisticated ways of acquiring and communicating knowledge, yet, paradoxically, we are currently facing an unprecedented global ignorance crisis that affects our personal and societal well-being, as well as the stability of our democracies. There are two key triggers to this crisis: first, the widespread sharing of disinformation, which, in conjunction with an overly trusting audience, contributes to widely spread false beliefs, and correspondingly reckless political and social behaviour. At the same time, though, and at least as critical, is the prevalence of knowledge resistance and distrust in expertise. What we need to solve this high-stakes puzzle is a social epistemological framework that is able to explain the complex mechanisms underlying these surprising and unprecedented epistemic phenomena. This talk sketches the contours of such a framework.

For all details (venue, livestream link), please register on:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/humanities-lecture-series-professor-mona-simion-tickets-1075667212589?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=1

Did you graduate from the School of Humanities prior to (and including) 2019? If so we would love to hear about your career journey and experiences since leaving The University of Glasgow.

We’re inviting alumni of the School of Humanities, such as yourself, to take part in a short survey exploring the impact of a Humanities Degree—on careers, life paths, and the skills, values, and perspectives it has helped to shape. Your insights will contribute to a report on the long-term benefits of studying Humanities, helping to inspire current and future students.

The survey takes around 10 minutes to complete and is entirely voluntary. Your responses will be managed by the University of Glasgow’s Development & Alumni office and shared anonymously with Dr Robert Cowan (Senior Lecturer Philosophy), who is leading this research.

If you would be interested to take part in this survey and contribute to the research, please follow the link below to complete the survey. The closing date for completion is 14/05/2025

Complete Survey Here:
https://r1.ddlnk.net/t/c/AQisoRUQlNQYGMj5wTQgqJ7uBJJFCkQnnl-Ug-h2hNgumAX0o6K5fWlFc0FVNUpZePFI

Thank you for taking the time to share your story—it truly makes a difference!

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Huge congratulations to the first students graduating from pioneering Reparatory Justice Masters Programme!

Read all about it here:
https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/humanities/latestnews/headline_1134131_en.html

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