Couture milliner speaks to fashion students Prudence Milliner visited Regent’s to talk to fashion students about her career as a couture milliner in London and Paris, where she worked with some of the world’s top designers.
New Vice-Chancellor joins Regent's Professor Geoff Smith, Regent’s University London’s new Vice-Chancellor & CEO, has expressed his excitement for his new role, speaking of his vision for an empowering new phase of learning at the University.
General and Business English English for Business sessions cover essential skills such as presentations, negotiations, job applications and interviews, business correspondence, meetings and telephone English.
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UK A new government statement has announced the reinstatement of the two year post-study work visa, that was previously rescinded in 2012.
Dr Anna Joyce Dr Anna Joyce is a Lecturer in Psychology, specialising in developmental psychology, atypical development, and sleep.
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.
Regent’s lecturer presents her work at the Cambridge International Conference on mental health The biennial conference is an established event organised by the Centre for Mental Health Research in association with the University of Cambridge.
Regent’s hosts the sixth conference on therapeutic perspectives and practices with alcohol and love addictions The one-day conference, organised by Regent’s Research Centre, brings together international professionals in the field of addiction to share their knowledge and research.
New collaborative learning app launches across Regent's faculty Differ – a chatbot-enabled messaging app – was rolled out across five Business & Management (BaM) undergraduate programmes, and one MSc programme, earlier this month. It is being piloted as part of a year-long trial.
Dr Charlie Allbright recontextualises Stephen King’s ‘It’ How true do adaptations have to be to their beloved source material? Should stories change with the times or do we stay faithful to every aspect of a text? Dr Charlie Allbright, a lecturer in Media and Communications at Regent’s University London explores this all in his new book ‘Stephen King’s IT: Culture and the Clown’.