Winchester Action on the Climate Crisis is a community climate and sustainability action group, based at and supported by the University. They run an active annual programme of events, from regular meet-ups to themed talks and workshops.

Find out more about Winchester Action on the Climate Crisis.

The Modern History Research Centre is the platform for our modern historians and all those across the University and in the community with an interest in the recent past. The centre runs a dynamic series of regular talks and seminars.

Find out more about the Modern History Research Centre and explore forthcoming events.

Join us for the third Global Health Café, organised by our Global Health experts and our partners the Global Health Hub at Hampshire Hospitals Foundation Trust and the Wessex Global Health Network. 

This time we ask: do the inequalities and injustices around health across the world concern you? We will hear from Prof. Mark Owen, Director of the Centre for Religion, Reconciliation and Peace, who will talk about 'health, conflict transformation and religions' role in building peace', and from Dr Shawn McLaren on 'identifying malnutrition among infants and young children in South Africa - comparisons with WHO guidelines'.

Light refreshments available. No booking required. All welcome.

18.30 - 19.00, St Alphege Building room 301, King Alfred Quarter, Sparkford Road, Winchester SO22 4NR.

British Philosophy Fortnight is a new annual initiative by the British Philosophical Association to celebrate, promote and champion philosophy. It aims to raise awareness of what philosophy is and why it matters. 

In an increasingly complex world, philosophy can provide valuable skills and approaches for responding to pressing global challenges, from pandemics to climate change.

The Winchester events are organised by Dr Elizabeth Mackintosh, an Associate Lecturer in the Philosophy, Religion and Ethics team in the School of Humanities.

To find out more about British Philosophy Fortnight and our events, visit the BPF website or read our press release.

Join health psychologist Dr Samuel Nyman and guests for a Q&A following The Nature of Forgetting at the Theatre Royal Winchester, a powerful piece by Theatre Re about what is left when memory is gone.

The Culture-Media-Text Research Centre is delighted to announce its annual symposium, which will take place on 23 April; the theme 'The Defining Moment' is loosely based on time/temporality, or, more specifically, a ‘defining moment'.

Further details will be announced on the Culture-Media-Text Research Centre page.

28 April 2025: Musical Theatre songs

Join our talented Musical Theatre students as they perform songs from across the musical theatre repertoire. Find out more and book your ticket

16-17 May 2025: Pippin

Come dressed in your finest black to celebrate the life and times of Pippin: the Son; the Scholar; the Soldier; the King; the Lover. The Lost. With a Finale to end all Finales, what's not to like. Find out more and book your ticket.

20-22 May 2025: Earthquakes in London

Come and see our Final Year BA Acting students take on Mike Bartlett's epic 2010 play, which takes us on a journey from 1968 to 2525 and back again and opens up a range of urgent contemporary issues. Find out more and book your ticket.

TEDx is a programme of local, self-organised events that bring people together to spark deep discussion and connection. The University has been the home of TEDx Winchester since 2020 and together we are going from strength to strength.

6 June 2025, 9.00 - 16.00, West Downs Auditorium, West Downs Campus, Romsey Road, Winchester SO22 5HT.

Find out more and book your ticket.