Come along to one of our many public lectures and other events throughout the year. These talks are given by leading experts from the University of Cambridge and beyond, and are an important part of our commitment to public engagement.
Past Lectures
The Institute of Continuing Education (ICE) is taking part in the Cambridge Science Festival in 2018 with a programme of events at Madingley Hall on Saturday 16 March 2019.
Are you interested in leveraging the skills gap in the management, handling and utilisation of healthcare data?
The MSt in Healthcare Data: Informatics, Innovation, and Commercialization...
Join us a for a virtual information session with Dr Nigel Kettley, Academic Director, on Thursday 7 March 2019 to learn more about the Cambridge experience as an IPM student.
This webinar...
International Pre-Master's Webinar (Virtual Open Day)
Thursday 31 January 2018
Join us for our first Virtual Open Day to learn more about the International Pre-Master's...
For Holocaust Memorial Day 2019, the University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education presents an illuminating and memorable insight into the continuing impact and inherited legacies of...
Prior to the screening of La La Land, this workshop gives an insight into some of the key US musicals in film history and how they have contributed to the phenomenon of cinema musicals of which La La Land is one example. Let this workshop rejuvenate your awareness of the genre before you are swept away by the magic of the film itself.
“The name’s Bond...., James Bond”.
"So very nice to meet you Mr Bond. I understand that you're a Secret Agent? Now, I know that your boss is “M” but who exactly do you work for?" ICE Tutor Ian Shields, an expert in strategic thinking, offers an insight into the world of international relations to get you into the mind of Bond, ready for an evening of espionage on the outdoor big screen. Vodka Martini anyone?
Tragedy and comedy are the two opposing faces of drama yet, on rare occasions, we experience both. Before our screening of a quintessentially British example of tragicomedy, Four Weddings and a Funeral, we will explore the genre's historical and philosophical themes and ask what it is we find so compelling about laughing at death. Discount available if you attend the film screening later in the day.
