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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?

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 2018 highlights wrap up

It’s been yet another big year at Regent’s University London in 2018. From launching two new scholarships, recognition in the UK's best breakthroughs list and accolades for staff and students alike, we take a look back at some of the highlights.

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.

Celebrating talent and diversity at the annual staff conference

Regent’s staff come together to celebrate the talent and diversity across the University in a day of reflection, diversity and fun.

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.

Film and Screen Production and Screenwriting and Producing students and staff at Aesthetica Short Film Festival 2025

Each year, colleagues and second year students from our film and screenwriting courses head to York to immerse themselves in a vibrant marketplace - the Aesthetica Short Film Festival.

Joseph Velosa, Co-Founder of Matthew Williamson joins MA International Fashion Marketing students for an inspiring lecture

'What’s special about having an industry speaker come to Regent’s is that we get an authentic insight into the realities of building a reputation in the industry and the challenges designers face.'

Shaping the next generation of entrepreneurs: Future Founders Programme 2026

‘I came to the programme with zero entrepreneurial or finance experience and left with a solid understanding of how to build and pitch a start-up. It was a significant investment of time and effort, but I would do it all over again.’

Vice Chancellor's retirement in July 2020

After twelve years leading Regent’s University London, Vice Chancellor and CEO Professor Aldwyn Cooper announces his intention to retire in 2020.

Empowering tomorrow’s entrepreneurs: the Future Founders Programme 2025

The Future Founders Programme 2025, powered by Huckletree, has once again proven to be an incredible catalyst for early-stage entrepreneurs.