Lunch lecture (noun): A structured educational or professional presentation conducted during the midday meal period, typically combining a lecture, seminar, or discussion with an opportunity for participants to eat lunch. Lunch lectures are commonly organized by educational institutions, research organizations, healthcare institutions, and businesses to facilitate knowledge sharing in a time-efficient and informal setting.

Key characteristics typically include:

It is held during the lunch hour (often 30–90 minutes). Attendance is voluntary or part of a professional or academic program. A speaker presents on a specific topic, often followed by questions or discussion. Participants are generally provided with, or encouraged to bring, lunch.

Who

Committee for Lectures and Excursions

What

Lunch Lecture

Where

RA 1501

When

Tuesday 13 October 2026 from 12:45 until 13:30

Label

Career

Costs

free