New palaeontology online short course from the Natural History Museum
You may be interested in this course from the Natural History Museum. You can find full details HERE.
- Location: Online
- When: 16 January - 24 February 2023
- Adult: £149
- Members: £127
-----------------------------------------An NHM Masterclass short courseLife on Earth has an intricate history of origins, adaptations, radiations and extinctions but with every new discovery our understanding of the evolution of life becomes clearer. Join a team of Museum researchers and curators as they highlight six moments in the 500-million-year evolutionary history of complex life on Earth, from the beginnings of animal life itself, through the greening of the planet, all the way to the evolution of modern mammals and their subsequent diversification even back to the water whence all life arose.This course will be delivered online. Each week, a pre-recorded lecture developed specifically for this Masterclass will be released ahead of two live, moderated, interactive Q&A sessions later in the week. The Q&A sessions will be recorded for those unable to attend live, and a reception event will be held for all enrolled students in the last week of the course, for students to meet their peers and the course lecturers at the Museum.
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- Location: Online
- When: 16 January - 24 February 2023
- Adult: £149
Life on Earth has an intricate history of origins, adaptations, radiations and extinctions but with every new discovery our understanding of the evolution of life becomes clearer. Join a team of Museum researchers and curators as they highlight six moments in the 500-million-year evolutionary history of complex life on Earth, from the beginnings of animal life itself, through the greening of the planet, all the way to the evolution of modern mammals and their subsequent diversification even back to the water whence all life arose.
This course will be delivered online. Each week, a pre-recorded lecture developed specifically for this Masterclass will be released ahead of two live, moderated, interactive Q&A sessions later in the week. The Q&A sessions will be recorded for those unable to attend live, and a reception event will be held for all enrolled students in the last week of the course, for students to meet their peers and the course lecturers at the Museum.
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