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Professor Noam Chomsky delivers the UCL Rickman Godlee Lecture 2011. He explores the crucial role of a supportive intellectual culture in an environment of potentially dangerous irrationality in policy-making circles and among sectors of the po
Professor Noam Chomsky delivers the UCL Rickman Godlee Lecture 2011. He explores the crucial role of a supportive intellectual culture in an environment of potentially dangerous irrationality in policy-making circles and among sectors of the po
Professor Noam Chomsky delivers the UCL Rickman Godlee Lecture 2011. He explores the crucial role of a supportive intellectual culture in an environment of potentially dangerous irrationality in policy-making circles and among sectors of the po
UCL Vice-Provost (Research) Professor David Price discusses UCL's Research Strategy and how London's global university is tackling the world's Grand Challenges.
UCL President and Provost Professor Malcolm Grant discusses the vision for London's global university, consolidating its multidisciplinary expertise to provide solutions to the world's major problems.
UCL awarded its 2008 Honorary Degrees at a ceremony on 8 September 2008.UCL’s 2008 Honorary Graduands are Mr Maarti Ahtsaari, Professor Henry Baltes, Mr Michael Brady, Professor Sir Martin Evans, Professor Peter Haggett, Ms Luce Irigaray and
Launch event for Bridging the Gaps: Sustainable Urban Spaces. UCL's Provost and President, Malcolm Grant was joined by David Price (Vice Provost for Research), Sarah Bell (PI for the Bridging the Gaps programme) and Jonathon Porritt (Founder Di
Film detailing why graduates should join the UCL Alumni network
Approaches to modelling climate on a global and regional scale are outlined and compared. Lord Professor Hunt also explores how to use data on all scales to compare predictions and draw conclusions about global warming. Dr Feltham speaks about
Approaches to modelling climate on a global and regional scale are outlined and compared. Lord Professor Hunt also explores how to use data on all scales to compare predictions and draw conclusions about global warming. Dr Feltham speaks about
Speaking a number of different languages gives you the intercultural skills you need in today’s global world. Studying an alternative language, like Danish, Dutch, Icelandic, Norwegian or Swedish, at UCL means you can learn a new language from
Speaking a number of different languages gives you the intercultural skills you need in today’s global world. Studying an alternative language, like Danish, Dutch, Icelandic, Norwegian or Swedish, at UCL means you can learn a new language from
Speaking a number of different languages gives you the intercultural skills you need in today’s global world. Studying an alternative language, like Danish, Dutch, Icelandic, Norwegian or Swedish, at UCL means you can learn a new language from
UCL houses the largest Centre for Dutch Studies in the English-speaking world. The department, founded in 1919, was the first of its kind in the UK. Today it offers a full range of undergraduate and graduate degree programmes and is an acknowle
IIHS will create India’s first independent National Innovation University focussed on the challenges and opportunities of its urbanisation. Its academic programmes are aimed at building a new profession of urban practitioners, around a set of t
IIHS will create India’s first independent National Innovation University focussed on the challenges and opportunities of its urbanisation. Its academic programmes are aimed at building a new profession of urban practitioners, around a set of t
In April 2009 an earthquake struck central Italy, leading tothe collapse of over 15,000 buildings. The disaster left 299 people dead,1,500 injured and about 34,000 living in emergency shelters. UCL's DrTiziana Rossetto led a team of earthqua
UCL Staff from a range of disciplines present innovative ways of givingfeedback to students and ensuring that assessment contributes to learning.A panel of specialists lead discussions on assessment to share good practiceand exchange ideas.
Mummies, arsenic, finger prints and lace sound like key works in a crime novel, but they have provided unlikely sources for some of the most beautiful and desirable painting materials or means with which to achieve the right effect. The subject
Stemcell discoveries make great news stories, but their actual translation into routine clinical practice is still a major hurdle. Is it reasonable to expect the big pharmaceutical companies to manufacture these living therapies or is the parad
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