Event Details
Society, Culture & Human Bahaviour is a profound 6-week course that bridges the gap between individual consciousness and global community structures. By integrating the study of neuroscience and psychology with anthropology and political science, expert speakers provide a comprehensive look at everything from cognitive development and emotional intelligence to cultural evolution and modern political systems. You will investigate the fundamental mechanisms of the brain, the social norms that dictate group dynamics, and the complex societal frameworks—such as community building and social equality—that govern our daily interactions. Suitable for all, this course invites you to look inward and outward alike, questioning the status quo and seeing the connection between human nature and society in an entirely new light.
Explore the intersection of psychology, culture, and politics in our 6-week Society, Culture & Human Behaviour course.
Dates:
Tuesday 6th October - Jo Dowley: The Human Mind: Why We Think, Feel and Behave the Way We Do
Tuesday 13th October - Sabrina Nagel: Reimagining the Classroom: Preparing Young People for a Changing World
Tuesday 20th October - Geoffrey Matther: Surviving the Smash-Up: Finding Positivity and Purpose After the Storm
Tuesday 27th October - Alesha Hope: Community, Connection & Collective Impact: The Power of Local Philanthropy
Tuesday 3rd November - Dr. Sally Rye: Feed Your Brain: How Your Gut Shapes Memory, Mood, and Mental Sharpness
Tuesday 10th November - Frances Valintine: How New Zealand demographics are changing New Zealand's future
Time & Format:
The course will start at 10am, with a coffee and tea break followed by a lively facilitated discussion to answer all your curious questions. The course will finish at 12pm each week.
Location: We are delighted to be hosting at The Common Room, 227 Heretaunga Street East, Hastings 4122