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Register to help shape Sheffield’s nature recovery partnership

Be part of a new interdisciplinary partnership for nature recovery. This hybrid Deep Dive Day brings together research, practice and policy to explore current challenges and identify opportunities for collaboration.
Korea Day
Korea Day

Korea Day 2026

On 25th April Sheffield students, staff and the public enjoyed our annual Korea Day, organised by the Korea Society at Sheffield.
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Voices that Still Speak: Redefining Postcolonial Narratives

Our research project 'Beyond the National Narrative' is reaching its grand finale, and Sheffield is set to host two pivotal events on 5 and 6 May, 2026. Please join us for 'Voices that Still Speak' with Raoul de Jong and Ida Does.
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Translators of the project with literary translator Shimanto Reza

Students publish translation of award-winning author Safae el Khannoussi

In December 2025 students of Dutch translated a text by visiting author Safae el Khannoussi. Mentored by professional translator Shimanto Reza, they discovered that literary translation is as much an art of interpretation as it is of language.
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Roundtable on Human Rights in North Korea

On October 25th the Centre for Korean Studies held an event looking at the human rights situation in North Korea, co-hosted by the Korea Institute for National Unification and the UK’s All Party Parliamentary Group for North Korea.
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±¬ÁÏTV ranked one of the top institutions in the UK to study Music

The Department of Music is celebrating league table success for their undergraduate programmes - being ranked 3rd in the UK to study Music in 2024.
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'The going towards' exhibition at the Site Gallery

Dr Sophie Watt, School of Languages and Cultures, invites you to the exhibition 'the going towards', till 12 November in Sheffield's Site Gallery.