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A series of free talks at the University of Chester continues in 2023 with researchers in psychology, music, languages, cultures and history sharing their insights.

An academic was honoured to share his research on an uprising marking a turning point in history when he presented a talk and featured on TV in Germany.

Part Time Evening Language Courses programmed for Chester, Shrewsbury and Warrington sites.

In 2016, I commenced on my journey to start the next phase of my education studying for a Spanish BA (Hons) degree at Chester University.

A free screening and Question and Answer session with the director of a film described as a love letter to Granada is being hosted by the University’s Department of Languages and Cultures this month.

An exhibition exploring life in Eastern Europe after the fall of the USSR will take place in Chester city centre this month.

With a surge in creativity during the global pandemic, an online event will look at the rise of songs and dances reacting to the coronavirus in French, Spanish and Portuguese-speaking cultures.

A new book co-edited by a University academic shares insights on Spain and beyond, spanning economics, society, politics, literature, cinema and other art forms. 

An academic at the University has joined the Committee of a worldwide sporting event which promotes equality for all, and in particular for LGBTQ+ people throughout the world.  

The story behind author Graham Greene's Cold War spy novel, Our Man in Havana, is the focus of a new book by University of Chester academic, Dr Christopher Hull.

Cars produced behind the Iron Curtain during the Cold War period will be centre stage during a photographic exhibition revealing life in East Germany, which takes place in Chester next month.

An academic at the University of Chester has created an innovative way to mark a key moment in German history – by using social media to tell the story in ‘real time’.