Event Durham

Durham University have been running summer sculling camps since 2003 and they have grown in size, scope and prestige on an annual basis. They run during July and August every year and are structured to cater for a wide range of ages and abilities. The camps are delivered by Team Durham’s professional rowing coaches who are supported by additional qualified volunteers which ensures all participants are given the optimum opportunity to learn and develop during their time on camp. The camps are run out of Maiden Castle, the university’s £40m sports park close to Durham City centre and our water training centre on the River Tyne in Newcastle. Whilst equipment is provided athletes are encouraged to bring their own boats and blades if they have them. This is to eliminate any familiarisation issues that come with rowing in different equipment. Coaches of athletes attending the camps are welcome to attend and support their athletes; for more information contact holly.young@durham.ac.uk. The camps will also include sessions in the indoor rowing tank and, the junior performance and performance camp may also involve sessions in crew boats.

Durham Islamic Finance Summer School (DIFSS) aims to provide such knowledge, skills and expertise, and help place participants in an advantageous position for entering and working in the Islamic financial sector. The programme is delivered mostly by leading Islamic financiers and bankers from across the world.

This Conference will take place between 23/07/2024 and 24/07/2024.

This event will take place on Monday 22nd July between 14:30 - 16:00pm in the Birley Room, Hatfield College, N Bailey, Durham DH1 3RQ.

The Durham Law School Summer Course on International Arbitration that was a huge success in its inaugural year in 2022 and in 2023 returns for summer 2024.

The 30th International Workshop on Cellular Automata and Discrete Complex Systems will take place between 22 July, 2024 and 24 July, 2024 at Durham University.

The ICMS 2024 is a bi-annual gathering of researchers and practitioners centered around “mathematical software” as a scientific activity.

This meeting will take place between the 21st and 24th of July 2024 at Radisson Blu Hotel in Durham.

The 47th Battle Conference on Anglo-Norman Studies will be held between Friday 19 July and Monday 22 July 2024. The Allen Brown Memorial Lecture will be held in the Pemberton Building on Palace Green and Friday’s reception and dinner at Hatfield College nearby. The remainder of the conference will take place at Collingwood College.