We are delighted to announce that 3 of our academic disciplines have achieved positions within the Top 10 globally in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024🤩 🌟UCL Institute of Archaeology(3rd) 🌟UCL Anthropology (4th) 🌟UCL Geography (7th) #QSWUR QS World University Rankings

Join the latest seminar in the Animal Scales seminar series! 'Scales: Multiple' with Dinesh Joseph Wadiwel & Kathryn Gillespie explores the implications of the vast scale of multiplication of animal life 🗓️28 October,11am-12.30pm Register here: shorturl.at/ftber

How might disruptions & interactions of the Anthropocene alter our attempts to write history & analyse these changed worlds? Attend the Anthropocene Histories seminar on Experimental histories in the Anthropocene on 30 October, 2-4pm ➡️Book your place! shorturl.at/0kgaS

Learning from Past Sustainability This #Anthropocene Histories Seminar on 13 November from 3-5pm will explore sustainability in the medieval period, how different communities thought about it & what we might learn from their practices and ideas Join us! shorturl.at/PB0xM

Scales: Political, the latest seminar in the Animal Scales series! Sue Donaldson & Will Kymlicka explore seeing animals as members of groups & how these groups fit into larger visions of interspecies politics & justice ➡️Join us on 11 December, 5-7pm shorturl.at/U4d2e

Learning from Past Sustainability Join us for this #Anthropocene Histories Seminar on sustainability in the medieval period and how different communities thought about it & what we might learn from their practices and ideas 🗓️13 November, 3-5pm shorturl.at/SWesV

📽️New eco-narratives in Latin American film Screenings take place at The Garden Cinema in London on 7th & 8th Nov from 6pm The events showcase films as part of the AHRC project Engaging with Sustainable Materials & Approaches in Film ➡️Book your tickets shorturl.at/J3uzk

Gendered Economies of the Blue Anthropocene Join this online seminar with talks by  Dr. María L. Cruz-Torres and Estefany Rendón Medina on 27 November from 5-7pm. ➡️Book your place: shorturl.at/IhChe

Drowning Worlds: Julia Armfield in conversation with Florian Mussgnug Join us on 3 December from 5-7pm to hear novelist Julia Armfield read from her brilliantly audacious dystopian retelling of King Lear, Private Rites (2024) 🗓️shorturl.at/ovPhp

Embodied Inequalities of the Anthropocene Virtual Teaching Tool Join us to celebrate the launch of this virtual open access teaching tool 🗓️14 November, 5-7pm, IAS Common Ground ➡️Booking required: shorturl.at/yX9cF

Learning from Past Sustainability Join us for this #Anthropocene Histories Seminar on sustainability in the medieval period and how different communities thought about it & what we might learn from their practices and ideas 🗓️13 November, 3-5pm shorturl.at/SWesV

UK-China Humanities Alliance Annual Conference: Worlds and World Views This year's Conference is taking place at UCL’s Bloomsbury & East campuses in London on 15-16 November Register to attend ➡️shorturl.at/oqwiX

📢Check out the new Embodied Inequalities of the Anthropocene Virtual Teaching Tool! The Interactive Map visualises spaces and effects of the embodied inequalities of the Anthropocene. Explore seminars, podcasts, short films and articles ➡️embodiedanthropocene.com

Gendered Economies of the Blue Anthropocene Join this online seminar with talks by  Dr. María L. Cruz-Torres and Estefany Rendón Medina on 27 November from 5-7pm. ➡️Book your place: shorturl.at/IhChe

Drowning Worlds: Julia Armfield will read from her dystopian retelling of King Lear, Private Rites (2024) 🗓️Join us on 3 December from 5-7pm ➡️shorturl.at/8xEvw

Join us on 27 November from 5pm for the Gendered Economies of the Blue Anthropocene online seminar with talks by Dr. María L. Cruz-Torres and Estefany Rendón Medina ➡️Book your place: ucl.ac.uk/anthropocene/e…

Join the UCL Institute of Archaeology seminar taking place today with Dr Matt Edgeworth (University of Leicester) as part of the of the Human Planetary Transformations series 🗓️27 November 2024, Room 612, UCL Institute of Archaeology: 4:10-5:10 (drinks to follow)

Scales: Political: the latest seminar in the Animal Scales series! Sue Donaldson & Will Kymlicka explore seeing animals as members of groups & how these groups fit into larger visions of interspecies politics & justice ➡️Join us on 11 December, 5-7pm ucl.ac.uk/anthropocene/e…

Drowning Worlds: Julia Armfield will read from her dystopian retelling of King Lear, Private Rites (2024) 🗓️Join us on 3 December from 5-7pm ucl.ac.uk/anthropocene/e…

Join us for a talk by Sofía Rivera on Elusive coral & fish: Reconsidering the shore-offshore separation in Caribbean archipelagos 🗓️10 December, 5-6.30pm, online Register here ➡️ucl.ac.uk/anthropocene/e…