Locations
Explore where confirmed University activity takes place. A city or country is listed as an active location only when there is a verified public event, learning route or organisational reason to show it.
Current public status
Historical source locations and organisational activity are kept separate from public event availability.
How location pages will work
City or region
A public location page can collect confirmed events and practical access information for a real place.
Online
Online events identify timezone, access platform, language and whether registration or an account is required.
Historical source place
A location mentioned in an older seminar or source record belongs to provenance. It does not imply a current branch, partner or event.
What a location page must not imply
No automatic branch status
Holding or documenting an event in a city does not automatically establish an institutional office, school or permanent branch there.
No automatic partnership
A venue, host or local organiser is not described as a University partner unless that relationship is explicitly confirmed.
No inferred availability
A city mentioned in the archive is not shown as an active teaching location without a current public basis.
Practical information only when confirmed
Venue address, accessibility, travel and booking details should come from the specific confirmed event record.
Looking for a place or format?
Contact the University with your preferred language, city or timezone and whether you are interested in online or in-person learning. An enquiry helps planning but does not create a reservation or confirmed event.