Welcome to the INSIGHTS Public Lectures website. Public lectures at Newcastle University are free and open to all.
Our aim is to offer a programme that will inform, stimulate, entertain, and excite debate. Many of our speakers are leaders in their field and all have something of special interest to convey. Our lectures cover a wide range of disciplines and frequently include key contemporary issues, particularly those that affect our daily lives. Please note that for some lectures it is necessary to reserve a place in advance.
Many of our lectures are also available to download from our archive. Recordings of lectures are also available from Newcastle University's iTunes U page.
Please note that due to ongoing construction work, there is currently no access to the University campus from Percy Street. Recommended alternative routes to the Herschel Building from Haymarket are via the St Thomas’ Street entrance to campus (close to the junction with Queen Victoria Road), or along King’s Walk, off Barras Bridge.
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Any views expressed by speakers are their own, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Newcastle University.
11:00 - 12:00
RB Green Lecture Theatre, Faculty of Medical Sciences, Newcastle University
Preventing alcohol related violence: effective alternatives to 'a tooth for a tooth'?
Professor Jonathan Shepherd, Professor of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery and Director, Cardiff University
Founders and Benefactor's Lecture
Please note: this lecture is free and open to all, however you are asked to pre-register for spaces by contacting Joy Chambers by e-mail: joy.chambers@ncl.ac.uk or telephone 0191 222 8245
17:00 - 18:00
Curtis Auditorium, Herschel Building
Convocation Lecture 2012: Cobblers who care
James Timpson OBE, Chief Executive, Timpson Limited
Please note: this lecture is free to attend and open to all, but you are asked to pre-register for spaces by contacting Maria Douglas by e-mail: maria.douglas1@ncl.ac.uk or telephone: 0191 222 3559.