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Campus - Linguistics / Literature - 18.01.2023

Campus - Sport - 10.01.2023

Innovation - Campus - 05.01.2023
Sir Keir Starmer makes key 'national renewal' speech at UCL
Sir Keir Starmer makes key ’national renewal’ speech at UCL
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer chose UCL to deliver his first major speech of 2023, as he set out how he hoped to build the UK economy and said our "universities, young people and researchers" provide him with optimism for the future.

Campus - Innovation - 04.01.2023

Campus - Career - 03.01.2023

Health - Campus - 30.12.2022

Social Sciences - Campus - 15.12.2022
University of Glasgow publishes independent review
Content Advisory: The content of this communication relates to sexual violence. If you would like to access support, without reading further, please follow this link Dignity at Work and Study Support, Guidance and Reporting - this includes resources on sexual harassment, assault and violence.

Health - Campus - 14.12.2022
UCL achieves the University Mental Health Charter Award
UCL achieves the University Mental Health Charter Award
UCL is among the first universities to qualify for the University Mental Health Charter Award which recognises its commitment to continuous improvement in mental health and wellbeing.

Pedagogy - Campus - 09.12.2022
New science programme accelerates students’ learning by two months
A primary school teaching and assessment approach for science put students involved with the programme two months ahead of their peers, according to a new analysis by UCL researchers.

Campus - 08.12.2022

Campus - 05.12.2022
Staying safe during the festive season
Staying safe during the festive season
Tips and resources to help you stay safe at UCL and in London while you enjoy the festive season. As the evenings draw in and the days grow shorter, it is tempting to stay home and hibernate.

Environment - Campus - 02.12.2022

Campus - 01.12.2022

Health - Campus - 30.11.2022
COVID has 'ruptured' social skills of the world's poorest children
COVID has ’ruptured’ social skills of the world’s poorest children
Two interlinked studies, involving 8,000 primary pupils altogether, indicate children lost at least a third of a year in learning during lockdown.

Economics - Campus - 25.11.2022