Alumni events | Royal Agricultural University

We run a variety of events for our alumni community each year. If you are interested in hosting your own alumni event with support from the Alumni Office please get in touch: alumni@rau.ac.uk.

Upcoming events 2024

Date	Events calendar
Monday 30 September 6:00pm followed by informal drinks reception at 7:15pm	Inaugral professorial lecture by Professor Kiran Tota-Maharaj on Interconnected Hydrosystems Optimisation: Catalysing Water Resources Circularity through the Water, Energy & Food (WEF) Nexus This lecture is taking place in the Parkinson Lecture Theatre and will explore the intricate connections between hydrological processes, water resources & the broader environment and will discuss: The Criticality of Hydrosystems: The lecture will emphasise the indispensable role of hydrosystems in supporting well-being and ecosystems’ health. It will explore the intricate connections between hydrological processes, water resources, and the broader environment. The WEF Nexus: By examining the complex interdependencies between water, energy, and food, this professorial lecture will highlight the need for a sustainability systems-based approach to address global challenges. It will explore how these sectors are interconnected and how their management can be optimised for mutual benefits. This event is free and open to all alumni. To book your tickets, please go to: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/inaugural-professorial-lecture-interconnected-hydrosystems-optimisation-tickets-991035613197 Whilst this is an in-person event, held on campus in Cirencester, we will be recording the lecture. If you would like a copy, please email alumni@rau.ac.uk.

Date

Events calendar

Monday 30 September

6:00pm followed by informal drinks reception at 7:15pm

Inaugral professorial lecture by Professor Kiran Tota-Maharaj on Interconnected Hydrosystems Optimisation: Catalysing Water Resources Circularity through the Water, Energy & Food (WEF) Nexus

This lecture is taking place in the Parkinson Lecture Theatre and will explore the intricate connections between hydrological processes, water resources & the broader environment and will discuss:

The Criticality of Hydrosystems: The lecture will emphasise the indispensable role of hydrosystems in supporting well-being and ecosystems’ health. It will explore the intricate connections between hydrological processes, water resources, and the broader environment.
The WEF Nexus: By examining the complex interdependencies between water, energy, and food, this professorial lecture will highlight the need for a sustainability systems-based approach to address global challenges. It will explore how these sectors are interconnected and how their management can be optimised for mutual benefits.

This event is free and open to all alumni. To book your tickets, please go to: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/inaugural-professorial-lecture-interconnected-hydrosystems-optimisation-tickets-991035613197

Whilst this is an in-person event, held on campus in Cirencester, we will be recording the lecture. If you would like a copy, please email alumni@rau.ac.uk.