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From intern to industry leader: Emmanuelle Noyer on building a career in luxury

Visiting Professor Emmanuelle Noyer, European General Manager at Charlotte Tilbury, joined Regent’s students for an insightful conversation on career development, the evolving luxury landscape, and what it takes to succeed in the industry today. Interviewed by MA International Fashion Marketing student Charlotte Guillot and BA Fashion Design student Maja Chang, the session offered a candid look at both the opportunities and realities of a career in luxury.

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‘Curiosity leads to opportunities’: Gavin Haig takes Regent’s students on a career road trip

For Regent’s final Visiting Professorship event of 2026, Gavin Haig, former Chief Commercial Officer at Tiffany & Co., invited students to join him on a ‘career road trip’ - blending personal career milestones with practical tips and inspiring insights to encourage them to think about their own future professional adventures.

Celebrating the recipients of the Dr Nicholas Bowen Award for Excellence for 2026

The Dr Nicholas Bowen Award for Excellence offers £2,000 to one student who best demonstrates academic performance, a spirit of enterprise, commitment to internationalism and an ability to build community spirit amongst the student body. 

What makes you employable after graduation?

At Regent’s, we prioritise learning by doing, delivering dynamic, collaborative and experiential classes that tackle real-world challenges alongside practical workshops with brands and businesses. 

Lead better and sustain the future: expert talks from Psychology and Business

Join us on campus for an inspiring talk where psychology meets business.

Who you know matters as much as what you know for graduate jobs

New research from Regent’s University London and Obsurvant, which surveyed 552 hiring and recruitment decision-makers worldwide, reveals that personal connections are playing an increasingly important role in graduate employability.

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