In conversation: Visiting Professor in Music Business, Jan Younghusband

with Dr Pegram Harrison and Dr Alex Connock

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Please join us to learn about Jan's fascinating and varied career in Arts and Television production as a broadcaster, producer, and programme-maker; and about working in those industries today.

Drinks will be served afterwards.

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Jan Younghusband

About the event

This event is open for all. It will be held in Classroom 1, TBEC.

In person seats are limited and tickets are non-transferable. Registration is essential.

If you need to cancel your ticket, please email faculty.events@sbs.ox.ac.uk by Monday the 27th.

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