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Psychology and culture: Dr Cucchi presents research in Kuala Lumpur

Dr Angie Cucchi, Regent’s Lecturer in Psychotherapy and Counselling, was invited to present at the third International Conference on the Future of Education last October in Kuala Lumpur.

Regent’s students granted polo leadership scholarship

Regent’s University London students Ben Duckworth and Syed Hassan Kirmani have been awarded the Filippo Corsini Polo Scholarship – a prestigious scholarship that recognises outstanding polo skills and leadership acumen.

Film lecturer presents work in Vietnam

In August 2011, fires were raging in Tottenham. Four people in the small community, all black and working class, died at the hands of the police. North London was on fire and people were uprising – but what was the spark that led to the crisis?

Art history students curate exhibition on art, identity

Four liberal studies students have curated an exhibition of drawings by Sarah Lightman: a selection of the artist’s portraits, self-portraits and sketches of book covers that explore how the development of the self is affected by internal and external influences.

Regent’s unlikeliest member: an Aussie koala

We’re adopting Jimmie Jams the koala to raise money for animals affected by the Australian bushfires.

Language head awarded Senior Fellowship for teaching excellence

Regent’s Head of English Language Centre, Monika Wierzanska-Villar, has been awarded Senior Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy.

Business programmes celebrate record number of applicants

Global business skills are in hot demand – and now, Regent’s business faculty has received a record number of applications for 2020.

Together we… have achieved a lot

We’re proud of our student experience here at Regent’s, and we ensure you have the tools you need to succeed in your studies and beyond. But we can’t do it alone – we need your voice. That’s where the NSS comes in.

Psychology programme goes part time in bid for flexible learning

Future psychology professionals can now boost their skills while they’re working, thanks to a new part-time option.

 

Employability study leads conversation online

Employability support is a vital part of the university experience – but support can be easier to spot for certain groups of students, according to a leading study by Regent's Professor Simon O'Leary.

UK-China relations: business collaboration and development post COVID-19

Linda Li, Professor of Chinese Language & Culture, examines the changing political and economic relationships between the UK and China, and predicts what it could look like post-pandemic. 

Interior Design students launch website to showcase designs

Year 2 Interior Design students have designed and launched a website to exhibit collaborative projects with Camden Town's Pirate Castle and celebrate their creative activities of the past academic year.