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What if you had 180 minutes to respond to a crisis unfolding across the region? The BA@10 Interdisciplinary Crisis Simulation: The World in 180 Minutes begins on Friday, 2 October 2026. Bringing together students from Communication, International Studies and Development Studies, the simulation places teams at the centre of a fast-moving regional crisis where they will need to debate, communicate, negotiate, make decisions and adapt as the situation evolves. Under the theme “Transforming the World Through Humanities,” teams will take on the roles of organisations, governments, media houses, development actors and other institutions responding to a crisis with no simple playbook.

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What if you had 180 minutes to respond to a crisis unfolding across the region? The BA@10 Interdisciplinary Crisis Simulation: The World in 180 Minutes begins on Friday, 2 October 2026. Bringing together students from Communication, International Studies and Development Studies, the simulation places teams at the centre of a fast-moving regional crisis where they will need to debate, communicate, negotiate, make decisions and adapt as the situation evolves. Under the theme “Transforming the World Through Humanities,” teams will take on the roles of organisations, governments, media houses, development actors and other institutions responding to a crisis with no simple playbook.

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What if you had 180 minutes to respond to a crisis unfolding across the region? The BA@10 Interdisciplinary Crisis Simulation: The World in 180 Minutes begins on Friday, 2 October 2026. Bringing together students from Communication, International Studies and Development Studies, the simulation places teams at the centre of a fast-moving regional crisis where they will need to debate, communicate, negotiate, make decisions and adapt as the situation evolves. Under the theme “Transforming the World Through Humanities,” teams will take on the roles of organisations, governments, media houses, development actors and other institutions responding to a crisis with no simple playbook.