Surrey Inaugurals Lecture Series
Our Inaugural Lectures provide an exciting opportunity to officially recognise and celebrate our recently appointed professors; offering a platform to share their research, engage in conversation and inspire a broad audience of fellow colleagues, family, friends and the public.
These lectures are open to everyone and are free to attend. If you have any specific questions relating to the series, please email our Events team at events@surrey.ac.uk.
Past lectures of the series
The joint effect of occupational mobility and personality on job satisfaction during job change’ Professor Zhou’s research highlights the importance of taking into account both situational and dispositional factors for understanding the long-term impact of career change on subjective well-being
Studying and teaching with body and mind - Professor River's lecture demonstrates the importance of implementing mindfulness education across an institution and into our lives.
Future of artificial intelligence in predicting crime - Melissa Hamilton, Professor of Law and Criminal Justice, explores relevant issues with examples from original research into AI-based risk tools used in the field.