RTS Public Lectures

RTS Public Lectures

Since its inception in 1927, the Royal Television Society has been educating people on the importance and value of television. 

The RTS Public Lectures are a series of talks by eminent figures, not only in television, but across the scientific, political and journalistic industries. 

National Lecture Series


Astronaut Tim Peake at the 2018 RTS/IET lecture
(Credit: RTS/Paul Hampartsoumian)

RTS/The Media Society Steve Hewlett Memorial Lectures (2017-present)

APPG Lectures (2016-present)

RTS/IET Lecture (2014-present)

Huw Wheldon Memorial Lectures (1987-present)

Fleming Memorial Lecture (1945-2011)

Shoenberg Memorial Lecture (1970-2006)

The Alistair Cooke Lecture (1990-1998)

Kerr Memorial Lecture (1935-1939)

 

Regional Lecture Series

London

Christmas Lecture (2012-present)

 

Northern Ireland

Dan Gilbert Memorial Lecture (1997-present)

 

Wales

RTS/IET Lecture (2015)

RTS Annual Lecture in partnership with the National Assembly (2012-2013)​

Annual Welsh-Language Event (2005-present)

Additional RTS Wales Lectures

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