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R.J. Owen, 1982 "Micro to Macro Engineering Computations"
Inaugural lecture given by R.J. Owen, Professor of Civil Engineering
Ralph Parker, 1986 "From Power Stations to Aeroplanes: What do Mechanical Engineers do?"
Inaugural lecture given by Ralph Parker, Professor of Mechanical Engineering
J.H. Parry, 1961 "University, State and Society"
Inaugural lecture given by J.H. Parry
A. Pelter, 1972 "Organic Chemistry - A Perspective View"
Inaugural lecture given by A. Pelter, Professor of Organic Chemistry
R.W. Pethybridge, 1976 "Academics and Revolution"
Inaugural lecture given by R.W. Pethybridge, Director of the Centre of Russian and East European Studies
D.Z. Phillips, 1971 "Some Limits to Moral Endeavour"
Inaugural lecture given by D.Z. Phillips, Professor of Philosophy
Paul E. Preece, 1993 "Chemical Engineering - A Process of Change"
Inaugural lecture given by Paul E. Preece, Professor and Head of Department of Chemical Engineering
D.G. Pritchard, 1972 "Educational Opportunity for the Handicapped"
Inaugural lecture given by D.G. Pritchard, Professor of Education and Dean of the Faculty of Education
J.H. Purnell, 1965 "The Thermal Decomposition of Paraffin Hydrocarbons; A Century of Study"
Inaugural lecture given by J.H. Purnell, Professor of Physical Chemistry
J.C. Rees, 1955 "Interpreting the Constitution"
Inaugural lecture given by J.C. Rees, Professor of Political Theory and Government
F.H.T. Rhodes, 1958 "Life, Time and Darwin"
Inaugural lecture given by F.H.T. Rhodes, Professor of Geology
Brynley F. Roberts, 1980 "Brut Tysilio"
Inaugural lecture given by Brynley F. Roberts
Michael G. Rodd, 1988 "IT in Manufacturing - The Map to a New Society"
Inaugural lecture given by Michael G. Rodd, Professor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
G. W. Roderick, 1985 "Universities: The Pursuit of Bread, Knowledge and Freedom"
Inaugural lecture given by G. W. Roderick, Professor and Director of Adult and Continuing Education
E.S. Sellers, 1956 "Why Chemical Engineering?"
Inaugural lecture given by E.S. Sellers, Professor of Chemical Engineering
Richard Shannon, 1980 "Mr. Gladstone and Swansea 1887"
Inaugural lecture given by Richard Shannon, Professor of Modern History
C.W. Shoppee, 1949 "The Carbon Atom"
Inaugural lecture given by C.W. Shoppee, Professor of Chemistry
A.R.E. Singer, 1957 "The Control of Industrial Processes"
Inaugural lecture given by A.R.E. Singer, Professor of Physical Metallurgy
Keith Smith, 1990 "How Green is My Valium? (Are Chemicals Kindly or Killers?)"
Inaugural lecture given by Keith Smith, Professor of Chemistry
Nicholas Stephens, 1979 "Geomorphology in the Service of Man"
Inaugural lecture given by Nicholas Stephens, Professor in the Department of Geography
H.E. Street, 1955 "The Scientific Study of Plants"
Inaugural lecture given by H.E. Street, Professor of Botany
Leslie Symons, 1982 "The Land-Use Challenge: Eastern and Western Responses "
Inaugural lecture given by Leslie Symons, Professor of Geography
Richard Taylor, 1999 "Cinema, History, Politics: The Reel and the Real"
Inaugural lecture given by Richard Taylor, Professor of Politics
H.N.V. Temperley, 1966 "Mathematics and the Real World"
Inaugural lecture given by H.N.V. Temperley, Professor of Applied Mathematics
Sir John Meurig Thomas, 1997 "The Viability of the Academic"
James Callaghan lecture given by Sir John Meurig Thomas