Freedom of speech, the NHS and the Rotherham child abuse scandal will be discussed by three of the university's leading academics at this year's Cheltenham Literature Festival.
The festival, which runs from 2 to 11 October at various venues across the Gloucestershire town, has a history of inviting top authors and celebrated speakers from across the world.
Professor Anshuman Mondal will appear on Friday 2 October discussing the limits of free speech with Times journalist David Aaronovitch, in a panel chaired by recent Brunel honorary graduate Shami Chakrabarti CBE. View the event listing here for full details.
On Wednesday 7 October, Professor Peter Beresford will chair a panel discussion on GP practices in Britain, entitled "The Doctor won't see you now". View the event listing here for full details.
Finally, also on 7 October, Brunel's Pro-Chancellor Nazir Afzal will discuss the Rotherham child abuse scandal with Andrew Norfolk of The Times. View the event listing here for full details.
For more information, visit the event website.