LGBT+ History Month

We're proud to celebrate LGBT+ History Month and this year's theme: Medicine #UnderThe Scope.

Here you can read about some of the latest news and research work that's taking place across ARU. You can also browse a range of free events taking place this month: all welcome.

Doctor and patient having a discussion

Medicine #UnderTheScope

Research at ARU aims to address health inequalities and to improve the wellbeing of individuals and communities. A recent project has focused on teaching sexual orientation and gender identity health concepts to health professionals.

Read more about the project
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LGBTQ+ Research Group

At ARU, a network of staff and students is pursuing research with LBGTQ+ communities on issues that matter to them.

Discover the Group's work
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Workplaces that work for all

Recent research projects led by ARU academics have focused on improving workplace inclusion and career opportunities for LGBTQ+ people.

Read more about our research

LGBT+ History Month events

This month we're hosting a range of events, which cover topics from leadership to LGBTQ+ histories, and culminate with a Queer Film Night on 29 February. The events are free and everyone's welcome.

Browse events and book your place

News and views

Actor Rosy McEwan in character as a PE teacher

Professor’s teaching experiences inspire film

News: 'Blue Jean' focuses on teaching under Section 28