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International congress for the prevention of child abuse and neglect

In September, Dr Angie Cucchi, lecturer in psychotherapy and counselling at Regent’s, joined over 400 experts, professionals, and high-level officials in Muscat, Oman for the sixth international congress for the prevention of child abuse and neglect.

Dr Ken Fero publishes research on Paris-London Urban Cultures

Dr Ken Fero, lecturer in directing, has completed a six-month research project supported by the Humanities Arts and Social Sciences (HASS) Research Fund.

Why do we like scary movies? Professor G Neil Martin, Head of Programmes for Psychology and horror enthusiast, explains

Halloween. The time for ghosts, ghouls and things that go bump in the night. Many people are antipathetic to such horrible delights; others quite like the thrill and suspense of being scared. But why? And are certain types of people drawn to horror, particularly horror films?

Fashion Marketing students complete internship with Harrods

Two Regent’s Fashion Marketing students have just completed an internship with the world’s most famous department store, Harrods.

Sarah Parker Remond: One of the first black women in higher education

In celebration of Black History Month, we are highlighting the story of one the first black females to study at the pioneering Bedford College for Women.

Marguerite J. Dennis costume collection exhibition on display at Regent’s

Regent’s University London recently held a private viewing of the ‘Marguerite J. Dennis Costume Collection’ for a special celebration of clothing and culture.

A documentary directed by Regent’s lecturer will feature on Channel 4 to mark Black History Month

Justice for Joy, a film directed by directing lecturer Dr Ken Fero, will be included in a season of seminal films from the Channel 4 archives, created by the collective gal-dem.

Dr Charlie Allbright recontextualises Stephen King’s ‘It’

How true do adaptations have to be to their beloved source material? Should stories change with the times or do we stay faithful to every aspect of a text? Dr Charlie Allbright, a lecturer in Media and Communications at Regent’s University London explores this all in his new book ‘Stephen King’s IT: Culture and the Clown’.

New collaborative learning app launches across Regent's faculty

Differ – a chatbot-enabled messaging app – was rolled out across five Business & Management (BaM) undergraduate programmes, and one MSc programme, earlier this month. It is being piloted as part of a year-long trial.

Regent’s hosts the sixth conference on therapeutic perspectives and practices with alcohol and love addictions

The one-day conference, organised by Regent’s Research Centre, brings together international professionals in the field of addiction to share their knowledge and research.

Regent's psychology lecturer presents at the Down Syndrome Education (DSE) International Research Forum

The conference showcases current research on topics relating to understanding and improving the lives of people with Down syndrome.

Regent’s lecturer presents her work at the Cambridge International Conference on mental health

The biennial conference is an established event organised by the Centre for Mental Health Research in association with the University of Cambridge.

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