Less than a month to go until Barbara Birley and Judith King discuss Knowledge Transfer Partnerships with Newcastle University; sharing info on how this scheme can support business activity and growth Vindolanda Trust. Sign up>> bit.ly/3AagY6Y

#CfP Memory Studies Association conference July 2023 in #Newcastle Theme: #Communities & #Change Deadline: 3rd October memorystudiesassociation.org/conference-new…

🎭 Our wonderful monthly Theatre Tours are resuming NEXT WEEKEND - and we still have a few spaces remaining! We have a stunning building to show off, packed with fascinating history... Come and see for yourself! 📅 3rd Sep 2022 🎟️ bit.ly/TTAOHtours

BEFORE and AFTER Check out how the OpenHeritageEU Lab in #Sunderland 🇬🇧 has changed over the past three years. Congratulations to all partners involved in this spectacular makeover! 👏 Learn more about the Lab at db.openheritage.eu/#/sys/oh/lab/H…

📢Want to learn how to successfully implement adaptive heritage reuse projects? 🤔OpenHeritageEU has a new set of 5⃣ Policy Briefs! 🗒️ To learn more about these Briefs read here ➡️iclei-europe.org/news/?c=search…

A reminder that there are less than two weeks left to submit your proposals for the Memory Studies Association 2023 conference Newcastle University! Final deadline Monday 17 October 2022 Full details here: msa2023newcastle.dryfta.com

Students Newcastle University - we're looking for a Project Assistant! Work with me. NUHRI, Tiago Sousa Garcia & Seven Stories to support the Creativity Engine. This role will focus on schools engagement, events, resources & comms. Apply by 6 Nov: mycareer.ncl.ac.uk/leap/jobs.html… #hiring

A reminder of a wonderful continuing exhibition at the Great North Museum: Hancock, connected with some incredible projects led by sally waite

We're very excited to see colleagues old and new to our Reconnections event at midday today. Looking forward to hearing about projects and opportunities in the year to come!

Thank you all for coming and making today an incredible event. So happy to see familiar faces and new colleagues come together and see all the progress being made towards heritage!

Excited to tell you all our first printed publication will be coming soon, featuring 9 articles written by our amazing contributors over nearly 80 pages. It will be on general sale + free for all our Patreon subs. You can support us from £2 a month here patreon.com/nehl

"How emerging technologies enhance visitors’ experiences of cultural heritage sites" | #newwebinar The webinar will take place on the 13th of January 2023 from 3:00-4:00 pm CET by CYENS Centre of Excellence For more information and free registration, visit: bit.ly/3v2xi6v

📢New post! An exceptional opportunity to join Newcastle University as Reader in Heritage. You will join the amazing teams in #Media, #Culture, #Heritage (MCH) and Newcastle University Centre for Heritage, lead on teaching & research and collaborate with inter/national cultural partners: tinyurl.com/2v8f7hse

See below for a special journal issue just published by some of our Centre colleagues focused on ‘activist pedagogies’ in museum studies and practice

Another great publication from one of our Centre members — congrats Prof. Susannah Eckersley et al!

In the screening of 'The journey and the grief' that follows two friends and how they negotiate the displacement of Greek populations from Turkey, directed by the amazing @gonulbozoglu and @Evris_k - intro by Violetta Chionidou Newcastle University Tyneside Cinema Newcastle University Centre for Heritage

We’re hiring! Looking for a Lecturer in Curating Art (1-year fixed term maternity cover) to join our lovely team. The job is available on both full-time and part-time basis, to start in September 2023. Please share widely! Closing date July 5th. jobs.ncl.ac.uk/job/Lecturer-i…

Colleagues in the Museums Studies, Curating Art and Global Heritage Management programmes are hiring — please share widely!

The HEI International Student Conference will be held in Oslo from October 19th to 20th 2023. The University of Newcastle is requested to present three speakers. For those interested, please submit a short abstract (150-250 words) to [email protected] by the 18th of August.

A wonderful event organised by one of our Centre for Heritage colleagues. Registration is still open so do come along!