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Two-year work visas reinstated for International Students in UK

A new government statement has announced the reinstatement of the two year post-study work visa, that was previously rescinded in 2012. 

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Regent’s exhibition showcasing Middle Eastern clothing and artefacts

A special celebration of clothing and culture will be launched with a private show of the ‘Marguerite J. Dennis Costume Collection’ at Regent’s University London on Thursday 3 October from 16:30-18:30.

Psychology student invited to Lord’s Cricket Ground to collect data for final year dissertation

Regent’s University London student and aspiring sports psychologist, Chloe Young, was recently invited to Lord’s Cricket Ground to collect data for her final year dissertation titled Quick feet, sharp brain: how sports influences cognition.

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Major psychology journal appoints Regent's professor

Regent’s Professor of Psychology G Neil Martin has been appointed Consulting Editor of the American Psychological Association's flagship journal Teaching of Psychology.  

Channel 4 interviews Regent's filmmaker

Regent's Dr Ken Fero has been interviewed on Channel 4 news about his film Injustice, about deaths in police custody in London.

Supporting family business in times of crisis

Chris Swaffin-Smith and Professor Simon O'Leary have continued to support their family business networks throughout the coronavirus crisis by adding to their research and scholarship on the role of the family business adviser.

Study: Craft microbreweries hold key to new markets

Professor Wilson Ng taps into the growing trend of DIY homebrewing labs in his latest paper for the Journal of Technological Forecasting and Social Change.

Regent's alumna launches new app

MSc Digital Marketing and Analytics alumna, Olesia Klevnaia, has launched an innovative new app that allows businesses to personalise their Instagram layouts with editable templates.

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Why people hold distorted beliefs about themselves

Dr Leslie Van Der Leer talks about why people hold distorted beliefs about themselves and suggests a reason why this might be.