The ESRC Festival is a month away…
With planning underway we wanted to let you know what events you could get involved in and find out more about the Social Science research we have at Bournemouth University.
Here are a few of the events that we are organising, you can find out more about the festival and book your tickets here.
Brexit: Next Steps for Business and Trade Policy – Sangeeta Khorana and Jens Holscher are inviting policy makers to come together with academics and businesses to discuss options around pressing post-Brexit issues. 9th November, London.
Tackling Loneliness through connections and creativity – Dr. Lee-Ann Fenge and Sally Lee are raising awareness on the impact of loneliness on health and well-being in older generations. This event hopes to give Social Care workers inspiration of connecting and creating with older generations which will help to combat loneliness, whilst raising awareness of the susceptibility loneliness makes people to financial scams. 9th November, The Shelley Theatre Boscombe.
Thank you for coming: Why gratitude matters – Fiona Cownie will teach you the power of saying ‘thank you’ whilst giving you an action plan which you can implement within your work/volunteering environment. 10th November, Bournemouth University Talbot campus.
We can’t wait for you to join us at the ESRC Festival of Social Science. There are activities for everyone, without costing you a penny!











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