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Education and Research

For people interested in current and topical issues in art and culture, the Sainsbury Centre's courses and conferences provide a readily accessible way in to university-level expertise and intelligent discussion. Through events, lectures and courses as well as through work on the internet, these events encourage participation and collaboration between specialists and people with a general interest in world art.

The University of East Anglia also offers postgraduate and professional development programmes for museum professionals:


Programmes include

INSET events for Teachers

INSET evenings give teachers the opportunity to network with colleagues, find out how to make the best of the Sainsbury Centre's resources and be inspired by a hands-on workshop lead by local artists.

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Volunteer Guides training

A year-long course which prepares people who wish to join the Centre�s volunteer guides team.

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Exhibition Conferences

The Sainsbury Centre holds regular conferences linked to our special exhibitions programme.

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Culture Futures

A series of three seminars was held between November 2003 and May 2004 under the collective heading of 'Culture Futures'. They were organized as part of UEA's 40th anniversary celebrations and were designed to throw open debates on cultural heritage and question assumptions.

Three topics were:

  • Who owns the Past? Speakers included: Mary Beard, Richard Gordon, Richard Hodges, Ferdinand de Jong, Erin Barnes, Georges Zouain, Sandy Heslop, Natasha Hutcheson
  • Change and Diversity Speakers included: John Cameron; the Singh twins; John Curtis; Liliana Passima; SuAndi; Ferdinand de Jong
  • New directions for the future Speakers included: Lesley Millar, Victoria Mitchell, Mike Rowlands, Thomas Ghaetgens, John Mack, Margit Thofner, Frederik Depoortere