09:30 - 13:00 2025 20 June This online course for secondary school teachers will help you bridge the gap between primary and secondary English grammar. You will learn how grammar is taught at KS-2 ...

The editors will give insights into publishing work, explore common pitfalls, and give tips on getting your research published in a prestigious education journal, answering audience questions at the ...

Use our checklist to ensure you are ready for your journey to the UK and fully prepared for your stay in London. Before you arrive If you are unsure if you need a visa, please check your visa status ...

We invite al our friends and colleagues to explore this thoughtfully compiled list, we hope it will help expand the content you engage with this Summer. Read moving personal histories, a history of ...

Together, the Synthetic Biology students developed a groundbreaking project proposal tackling mercury pollution through innovative bioengineering. Their solution uses nature-based bacterial biofilms ...

The Green Impact team are pledging to go flight-free within Great Britain and to nearby Eurostar destinations (Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam) in the coming year. Following in the steps of UCL Division of ...

Find out about the wide array of support from UCL Careers you can access this summer. Careers appointments UCL Careers is open all Summer and it’s much easier to get an appointment now than in the ...

Walk and talk with UCL Postgrad Urbanists through Hyde Park whilst discussing the 2009 novel Brooklyn by Colm Tóibín. The novel follows Eilis Lacey, a young woman who migrates from a small Irish town ...

CLS has been awarded £400,000 by the Economic and Social Research Council to conduct the UK pilot of Growing Up in Digital Europe (GUIDE), a major European initiative to create internationally ...

A pioneering £4.9 million research initiative is set to revolutionise our understanding of anergia - the crushing lack of energy that affects over 90% of people with depression and often lingers even ...

“What the algorithm is trying to do is to push you more and more extreme, in a very slow and incremental way that's almost indistinguishable for you,” said Dr Kaitlyn Regehr (UCL Information Studies) ...

Professor Philippe Sands (UCL Laws) said that language in the UK-Mauritius agreement over the island of Chagos could be interpreted as meaning that Mauritius could be informed of military action ...