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The faculty leads the QS World University Rankings, by subject, for 2021, retaining its place at the top for the second year.
Hervé Le Tellier will be in conversation with Professor Catriona Seth on March 1st at 5 PM
Camille de Toledo will be in conversation with Professor Catriona Seth on March 1st at 5 PM
Djaïli Amadou Amal will be in conversation with Professor Catriona Seth on February 26th at 5 PM.
Applications are now open for the University’s 2021 graduate access programmes.
French author Maël Renouard will be in conversation with Professor Catriona Seth on February 24th at 5 PM.
The Faculty is sad to announce the death of Anthony Pilkington on Saturday 13 February 2021.
Dr Belinda Jack is currently advising on a project translating Maboula Soumahoro’s Le triangle l’hexagone.
Francesca Hearing has been voted this year’s winner of the R. Gapper pize.
Professor Seth discusses Olympe de Gouges on an episode of 'The Forum'.
Volume 145 of the Complete works of Voltaire has just been awarded a prize by the Modern Language Association.
Professor Patrick McGuinness will explore 'Zero-Growth Writing' on BBC Radio 3 this evening.
Please join pianists Eloïse Bella Kohn and Daniel Propper, singer Anna Sideris and Professors Laura Tunbridge and Catriona Seth on 27 November at 5 P.M. for a conversation around performing the works of two major French composers who died within ten days of each other in 1918.
Professor Caroline Warman has released her new book ‘The Atheist's Bible: Diderot’s 'Éléments de physiologie’.
Scholastique Mukasonga was able to join us for the 2020 virtual Zaharoff lecture and 'In Conversation' events last week.
Nicholas Cronk and Glenn Roe have released, Voltaire’s Correspondence: Digital Readings (Cambridge University Press, 2020) - the first in a new series, “Eighteenth-Century Connections”.