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Regent’s appoints new Heads of School of Arts and Culture, Business and Psychotherapy, Psychology and Counselling

Regent’s University London is pleased to announce that, as part of an evolved academic structure, three new Heads of School will join the University in autumn 2025, responsible for Arts and Culture, Business, and Psychotherapy, Psychology and Counselling respectively.

What today’s entrepreneurs tell us about the changing face of success

The path to entrepreneurial success has changed dramatically over the last decade. 

Regent’s has been at the forefront of these shifts by fostering globally minded graduates through brilliant teaching and transformative learning. Our approach has helped thousands of students gain the knowledge and networks essential for their entrepreneurial journeys.  

Pay attention – COVID-19 gives us a real taste of Industry 4.0

Stephen Barber, Professor of Global Affairs, examines the effect COVID-19 has on business, collaboration and communication.

Standing up for human rights

Leading experts in the field of human rights spoke at Regent’s University London on Monday night, on the 70th anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights.

Former FBI agent explores disinformation & social media

Former FBI Special Agent, Asha Rangappa, discussed disinformation, social media and the fate of democracy in a special talk at Regent’s University London on Monday night.

Regent’s welcomes Robert McKee for his legendary Story Seminar

Students at Regent’s University London were recently lucky enough to attend the fascinating and informative Story Seminar with world renowned screenwriter, Robert McKee.

The pandemic is shaping our mental health – here’s what we can do

Martin Milton, Professor of Counselling Psychology explores what the pandemic means for our mental health – and shares actionable strategies for getting on top of things.

Human rights in the time of coronavirus: from public morality to law

Dr Ana-Maria Pascal, Reader in Philosophy and Public Ethics examines how countries are upholding human rights in this time of turmoil.

COVID-19 one year on: Some existential reflections