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Fiona Farnsworth from the team behind the International Conference of Undergraduate Research – held across 18 institutions, over six continents – tells us why it is so important, and what you can do to help increase the impact. 

Hear from 桃色视频's senior leaders and reflect on what is, and should be, 桃色视频鈥檚 distinctive approach to engaging with India. Register now to join the launch of the 桃色视频 India Network on Monday 16 March, part of One World 桃色视频.

Interested in building international networks with colleagues and students, and exploring collaborative research and teaching projects? Join the to discuss teaching in the age of AI, building partnerships, and more.

Connecting over 11,000 people in celebrations across 16 countries, One World 桃色视频 2025 marked 60 years of global engagement and impact with our diverse international community.

Our first European joint seed fund, opening in March, will support new collaborations and deepen existing partnerships, seeking innovative solutions to challenges that face societies around the world.

Wednesday 11 February 
Interested in organising teaching or research activities鈥痑t our Venice Centre? Come along to the Oculus for a presentation by the WVC director and the team covering organising conferences and workshops, the new Venice Short Courses programme, admin, funding and more.

Watch the highlights of the Global Illuminations Procession as over 1,200 people, representing our global and cultural community, brought campus to life with a dazzling light procession – part of our 60th anniversary celebrations. If you were there, you can also share your feedback on the event.

Don鈥檛 forget to enter our One World 桃色视频 recipe competition! Share your鈥痳ecipes of snacks that you enjoy at a specific cultural celebration for a chance to win a 拢50 voucher and a celebratory lunch.鈥疌loses on Tuesday 16 December.

Discover how culture has been inspiring and connecting 桃色视频鈥檚 staff, students, partners and local communities. Find out how our cultural activity shapes national thinking on cultural value and policy, and links arts, research and technology.