Brexit: Challenges and Opportunities with Micheál Martin TD
Micheál Martin TD will be coming to Queen's University Belfast on Thursday 24 November to share his thoughts on the challenges and opportunities presented by Brexit.
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Great Hall Queen's University Belfast, Belfast, United Kingdom
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Seminar on Article 50 litigation: UK, Northern Ireland and EU perspectives
Moot Court Room School of Law, Tower Building, Belfast, Antrim, United KingdomThe aim of the seminar is to discuss the recent rulings delivered by the High Courts in Northern Ireland, England and Wales concerning the constitutional requirements to trigger Article 50 in order to kick-start the process of negotiating the UK’s withdrawal from the EU.
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Children and young persons’ attitudes and experiences – KESS seminar
Long Gallery Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast, United KingdomThe Knowledge Exchange Seminar Series (KESS) is the first of its kind in the United Kingdom, formally partnering a legislative arm of government – the Northern Ireland Assembly – with academia. Aiming to encourage debate and improve understanding, KESS provides a forum to present and disseminate research findings in a straightforward format, making those findings easily accessible to decision-makers.
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Prison reform – KESS Seminar
Long Gallery Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast, United KingdomThe Knowledge Exchange Seminar Series (KESS) is the first of its kind in the United Kingdom, formally partnering a legislative arm of government – the Northern Ireland Assembly – with academia. Aiming to encourage debate and improve understanding, KESS provides a forum to present and disseminate research findings in a straightforward format, making those findings easily accessible to decision-makers.
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Slugger Session in association with QPol – The Review of the Year SO FAR!
The Dark Horse Hill Street , Belfast, Antrim, United KingdomWe are less than two weeks into the new year and already it seems like we have a whole year's worth of news stories behind us. Join us next Thursday 19th of January for a Slugger Session as we explore all these issues with our panel of experts.
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Labour market and employment: current trends
Long Gallery Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast, United KingdomThe Knowledge Exchange Seminar Series (KESS) is the first of its kind in the United Kingdom, formally partnering a legislative arm of government – the Northern Ireland Assembly – with academia. Aiming to encourage debate and improve understanding, KESS provides a forum to present and disseminate research findings in a straightforward format, making those findings easily accessible to decision-makers.
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Government Communications in the 21st Century with Alex Aiken
Moot Court Room School of Law, Tower Building, Belfast, Antrim, United KingdomAlex Aiken, Executive Director for Government Communications at the Cabinet Office will deliver an address entitled "Government Communications in the 21st Century" in the Moot Court Room, Queen's University Belfast on Thursday 26th January 2017 at 6.30pm.
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The practical implications of the UK Supreme Court´s “Brexit” decision for Northern Ireland
Moot Court Room School of Law, Tower Building, Belfast, Antrim, United KingdomThe School of Law at QUB, together with the Centre for Transnational and European Studies, is delighted to host a round-table discussion about the “Brexit” decisions of the UK Supreme Court, released on Tuesday, 24th January, concerning the constitutional requirements to trigger Art. 50 TEU.
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Pioneering Research at Queen’s
Whitla Hall University Road, Belfast, Antrim, United KingdomCome and meet some of Queen's University's global leaders and research pioneers!
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Sir Bernard Crossland Annual Lecture – Universities, Innovation and Growth
Riddel Hall 185 Stranmillis Road , Belfast, Co Antrim, United KingdomJoin us in welcoming Professor Dame Ann Dowling, President of the Royal Academy of Engineering and Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Cambridge, as she delivers the 16th Sir Bernard Crossland Annual Lecture.