Regent's alumna directing BBC One drama Isabelle Sieb, BA Screenwriting & Producing 2013, has directed the latest series of the BBC One prime time drama 'Shetland', which will be broadcast in February 2019.
Regent's rises in student survey Regent’s has a second consecutive impressive year in the National Student Survey, recording an overall satisfaction rate of 86%, a 2.5% increase from 2017.
Regent's invited to participate in Energy Trading Competition 2018 Following an invitation from ESCP Europe, London, three teams from Regent’s University London will battle it out for top spot in the Energy Trading Competition 2018.
BoE Governor Mark Carney discusses Leadership in a Disruptive Age Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has given an inspiring speech to students at Regent’s.
Regent’s graduate wins Royal Television Society award Regent’s University London alumna Sofia Mellander has won a Royal Television Society award for her graduation film, Without Christina.
Experts debate Brexit: steady as she goes or heading for the rocks? The Senior European Experts Group and Institute of Contemporary European Studies last night convened at Regent’s to discuss Brexit negotiations so far.
Regent’s launches one-day luxury fashion course Regent’s University London launches a one-day course in the psychology of consumer behaviour in the luxury fashion market.
Regent’s lecturer's paper most viewed 2017 Research published by Dr Simon O'Leary, highlighting how entrepreneurial learning and experience enhances the development of management attributes, has becomes the most viewed article in the 2017 portfolio of the international Journal of Education & Work.
Join Mark Carney at Regent's On Monday 19 February, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney will speak at Regent’s University London in the Tuke Hall on Leadership and Values, chaired by Sean Hagan, General Counsel of the International Monetary Fund.
Regent’s and Robert McKee launch new international screenwriting scholarship Regent’s University London and Robert McKee, the world-renowned lecturer, are thrilled to announce the launch of the Robert McKee International Screenwriting Scholarship, beginning with the 2018/19 academic year.
Making historical documentaries Tristan Tull and Michael Peel talk about making documentaries about history.
LGBT people failed by selective media response to Orlando Psychology expert Professor Martin Milton says that some media outlets referred to the Orlando shootings solely as a terrorist attack, rather than also addressing their anti-LGBT focus.