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INSPIRE – Introducing Liberal Arts
Sixth Form |
19.11.2018
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On Wednesday 7th November, Dr Ross Wilson from Nottingham University gave a fascinating talk on studying Liberal Arts at university. It was wonderful to hear about the many exciting opportunities to study across a broad spectrum of subjects in this multi-disciplinary degree.
Next INSPIRE (Years 10-13):
Wednesday 5th December, 5.20pm
Shaping the Future: Reflections on Pursuing a Career in Politics and Law
Andrew Hilland – Political Advisor to former Prime Minister, Gordon Brown
