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Brief Encounters Issue 4 Launch Party

Posted on: 02.24.20 | by CHASE DTP


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Please note, this event has been postponed due to concerns over coronavirus (COVID-19) and its potential impact

To celebrate the launch of the fourth issue of Brief Encounters journal, we invite you to join us for a memorable evening at the Museum of London. The Museum documents the history of London from prehistoric times to the modern day and holds the largest urban history collection in the world, comprising over six million objects.

Brief Encounters is an open-access, peer reviewed postgraduate journal that showcases the interdisciplinary research of scholars, staff and non-Higher Education partners affiliated with the Consortium for the Humanities and Arts in South-East England. The launch event will feature authors from issue 4 discussing their articles.


1700 – 1800: Guided Tour of the Museum of London

1800 – 2000: Brief Encounters Issue 4 Launch

Presentations by authors featured in the issue, accompanied by drinks and canapés.


Register to attend: Please register for the Brief Encounters Issue 4 Launch Party using the Eventbrite page, here.

Details of how to register for a guided tour of the Museum of London will be released shortly.

For all enquiries about the event, please contact Emily Bartlett at e.bartlett@sussex.ac.uk.

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