Cambridge Conversations

Cambridge Conversations

Cambridge Conversations webinars allow you to listen, connect and engage with current Cambridge thinking, wherever you are.

This award winning series of webinars enables digital access to leading academics on a myriad of topics with the chance to participate in real-time Q&A sessions. Watch world-leading Cambridge academics discuss key issues in the Cambridge Conversations series. You will find up-to-date information below about upcoming webinars, as well as recordings of those you might have missed or wish to see again. These can also be watched on our YouTube channel, under the Cambridge Conversations Playlist.

Booking up fast, our next event is Digital Humanities: Transforming how we understand the world, 8 July at 18.30 - 19.30 BST. 

 

Forthcoming events

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Digital Humanities: Transforming how we understand the world

8 July 2026

New!

Popular. Don't miss out! Discover and explore Digital Humanities, one of today’s most exciting and influential research fields.

Recent events

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How AI is transforming cultural heritage research

10 June 2026

Our webinar spotlighted the innovative ArCH project and demonstrated how AI is tackling long-standing challenges in heritage research.
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Cambridge Conversations: Maternal Health

26 February 2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the first event in our new Cambridge Conversations series on Women’s Health. 
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This webinar series has been awarded a bronze CASE Circle of Excellence Award

CASE’s Circle of Excellence Awards are the premier recognition program for educational advancement. These peer-selected and adjudicated awards celebrate colleges, universities, and schools worldwide whose talented staff have advanced their institutions with resourcefulness and ingenuity.