COVID-19: an opportunity in disguise? Ed Urunsak, Senior Study Abroad & Exchange Advisor, takes a step back to look at the positives of the pandemic.
One year on: Graduate counts 1917, Cats in her film credits Even for seasoned professionals, working on an Oscar-winning production is a big achievement. But Carlijn Hoogstad has taken her headline film credits in her stride.
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.
The pandemic is disrupting marketing as we know it Ibrahim Sirkeci, Professor of Transnational Studies and Director of Regent’s Centre for Transnational Business and Management, reflects on the seismic changes in marketing and consumer behaviour due to the pandemic.
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.
Society needs a new economic bargain – this is our chance Richard Meredith, Lecturer in Management, examines the societal opportunities that come from the economic downturn.
Prepared for anything: this pandemic will create a new type of student Natalie Wong is a Year 3 BA (Hons) Fashion Design with Marketing student. She was born in Hong Kong, grew up in the US and now lives in London where she studies at Regent’s. Right now, she’s creating her final-year fashion collection while in lockdown. This is her perspective.
A global mindset from the get-go Living in nine countries has meant Paul Strausberg has had a truly international life. And with the help of a Regent’s award, this BA (Hons) International Business student is hoping to push his global outlook even further.
Online experiences: the art world responds to COVID-19 Deborah Schultz, Reader in Art History, explores how the art world has responded to the challenges posed by the current crisis.
Some philosophical consolations Dr Isabel Henton, Chartered and HCPC registered Counselling Psychologist, is Head of Programme of DPsych Counselling Psychology. Here, she explores how philosophy could offer us comfort in these trying times.
'A sense of purpose': How lockdown reshaped Daniel's perspective Daniel Pfister, BA (Hons) Global Management (Accounting) student and Student Union Treasurer, writes about how he's dealing with lockdown, in the hope it will help others.
Be like the band: Lockdown lessons from the Titanic Vanessa Hoffmann is a BA (Hons) Global Management (Leadership and Management) and BaM Undergraduate Student Council President. She offers some thoughtful words to help us get through the crisis.