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5 things to do in your first week at Regent’s

'Life at Regent's is incomparable'

Louica Unger, a graduating BA (Hons) Global Management Student in 2019, gave an honest and inspiring speech at the first of Regent's graduation ceremonies, reflecting on her memories at Regent's and enlightening her fellow graduands on the life lessons she'd learned along the way.

All academics

View the complete list of academic staff at Regent's University London.

Regent’s partners with Richmond and Hillcroft Adult Community College

Regent’s University London recently welcomed female students from Richmond and Hillcroft Adult Community College (RHACC) for a two week course in screenwriting, for a mixture of lectures and workshops.

DPsych student wins award at the International Meaning Conference

Congratulations to fourth year DPsych student, Ute Liersch, who won the Student-Practitioner Award at the International Meaning Conference (IMEC) 2019.

Klaudia Czerwińska

TV presenter and acting alumna

Kateryna Kononenko

From national ad campaigns, to Hollywood films and international competitions, the sky’s the limit for this Regent’s film alumna

Meryem El hayani

MA Management alumna Meryem launched a successful start-up business after graduating from Regent's.

Regent’s hosts joint conference with the International Textile and Apparel Association on sustainability in fashion

The three-day conference brought together academics, designers and students from across the world to present their research, design ideas and sustainable businesses.

Transparency return

2018 Arab Women of the Year Award winners announced

The annual Arab Women of the Year awards successfully celebrated the achievements and excellence of Arab women from around the world on Thursday night.

70 Years of the Declaration of Human Rights

“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere,” wrote Martin Luther King in 1963 in a Letter from the Birmingham Jail. Thus we still live with the same threat to justice. This is why transgressions in some distant lands mean justice is not at home here, writes Neven Andjelic, Reader in International Relations and Human Rights.