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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.

Alumnus on tackling COVID-19, education in the digital era

Maudo Jallow, Associate at Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, spoke to Regent’s as part of the Alumni Interview Series.

Regent’s announces a partnership with Galileo Global Education - Europe’s largest higher education group

Regent’s University London and Galileo Global Education announce that, subject to completion of regulatory approvals and property matters, Regent’s will join Galileo’s network of 42 high-quality institutions over 80 campuses across 13 countries around the world.

Why you need to follow politics

The current political climate means getting involved in politics is even more critical than ever, argues Regent's student Saatwik Maheshwari.

We’re due a shakeup: Society’s response to challenges will never be the same

Caroline Cruz Picq, a 2018 Psychotherapy and Psychology alumna, writes about mental health during COVID-19.

Adding our voice to demands for racial equality

Like so many others, Regent’s University London and its incredibly diverse community of over 140 nationalities has been deeply disturbed and angered by the senseless deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and so many more.

Regent's lecturers present at The London Screenwriters' Festival

Screenwriting lecturers, Phil Hughes and Ted Wilkes, recently delivered a talk at this year's London Screenwriters’ Festival. The pair presented the latest in a series of talks, taken from their upcoming book on narrative structure: The Beginning, The Middle & The End.

Graduate directors selected for prominent film showcase

Regent’s BA (Hons) Film & Screen graduates last week exhibited their films in a showcase at Aesthetica Short Film Festival in York.

Called to act: Black trans rights matter

June is Pride month. But this year, it’s Pride month with a difference. The pandemic has cancelled the parades and, at the same time, the killing of George Floyd has illuminated the fact that racism is everywhere, playing out interpersonally and systemically with fatal consequences.

COVID-19 one year on: Some existential reflections

Geopolitics after the Coronavirus: one year on