Lecture programme for adult education evening lectures in multicultural studies, Oct 1997-Jun 1998 at Manchester Metropolitan University

The programme gives a brief introduction to each lecture series, details of lectures and brief biography of the speakers.

The lecture series divided into 9 topics:

• African studies. Speakers include Femi Biko, John Bolland, Maurice Bottomley, Morgan Dalphinis, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Kwesi Lewis, Paul Ogbonna, Paulette Vassall, Barbara Watson
• Chinese studies. Speakers include Valerie Berdah, Ying Cheng, Cao Quing, Chan Yiu-man
• Eastern Christian studies. Speakers include David Appleyard, Dimitry Brady, Mariamna Fortunato, Ephrem Lash, Stephen Maxfield, David Melling, V Nercessian, Meliton Oakes, Ken Parry, Maria Vorozcheva
• Indian studies. Speakers include Nemai Sadhan Bose, Maurice Bottomley, Inder Nath Chaudhury, Patricia Collins, Rosemary Crill, Jan Mair, Iftikar Malik, David Melling, Anne Morrell, Tassleem Shakur, Rupert Snell, Satyam Srivastava, Mahendra Verma
• Irish studies. Speakers include Kevin Bean, Michael Huggins, Ian McKeane
• Life in multicultural Britain. Speakers include Sharon Beck, Femi Biko, Judy Craven, Ravi Dhami, Andy Forbes, Rohina Gafoor, Mulki Galal, Lydia Gagoh, Vinata Godbole, Esiaba Irobi, Gus John, Peter Kalu, Suki Kaur, Yvonne Pearson, Mike Rowe, Sheila Wild, Chan Yiu-man
• Multi-faith Studies. Speakers include Gwilem Beckerlegge, Femi Biko, John Billingsley, Mahmood Chandia, Rewata Dhamma, Ian Holland, Paul Merrett, Ken Parry, Aaron Powell, Robert Samuels, Natubhai Shah, Swami Tripurananda, Alan Unterman, Shahrokh Vafadari, Alan Williams
• Muslim world affairs. Speakers include Mashuq ibn Ally, Martin Bell, Abdel Kader Chachi, Mawil Izzi Dien, Carol Hillenbrand, John Mattock, Bobby Sayyid, Mona Siddiqui, Gautam Sen
• Stories of community and culture. Speakers include Dr John Sears and Mr Maurice Bottomley