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French Graduate Research Seminar

The French Graduate Research Seminar is a great opportunity to develop a stimulating dialogue amongst graduate students of the department and beyond. Sessions are open to all who wish to attend. Organised by graduates for graduates, the seminar is a unique chance to hear about the research of other students and get feedback from them on your own work in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Proposals for future seminars are welcome, especially from new members.

For further information, please contact the organisers on fgrscam@gmail.com or visit our Facebook page.

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