Keynote conversation on gender equality launched in London This year's Charter Lecture was followed by a panel discussion chaired by the first Asian woman appointed to the UK High Court, Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb.
Professional development empowers teachers in their classrooms The Professional Graduate Certificate in Education: Teacher Development offers continued professional development for teachers around the world.
Rights for Women London's pioneers in their own words. 16 July - 15 December 2018, a free Senate House Library exhibition.
Royal Veterinary College Webinar Join us for a webinar with the Programme Director of our postgraduate distance learning courses from the Royal Veterinary College.
Doing International Politics - Online Taster Course Join us for our online International Politics taster course with Professor Engin Isin, Chair of International Politics and Professor at QMUL and ULIP.
More Seats at the Table: Achieving leadership equality in a gendered world Join us in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Monday 29 October 2018 for our latest Thought Leadership debate series. This event is part of our Worldwide Conversations.
Breaking into Management with the University of London Join us for the next in our Professional Development series, exploring how to use your experience to break into a management position.
The Friends Present… Simon Callow's Fifty Shades of Dorian Gray The Friends of Senate House Library are thrilled to invite you to Fifty Shades of Dorian Gray, a conversation with Simon Callow.
Being Human - a festival of the humanities Now in its fourth year, the Being Human 2017 festival will take place 17-25 November.
A worldwide conversation on gender equality, launched by women leaders in London Shauna Olney's Keynote Lecture was dedicated to the subject to women in education and the world of work.
Taster MOOCs for forthcoming online BSc Computer Science programme Students can now explore the University of London’s forthcoming online BSc Computer Science, launching in spring 2019, by taking two taster MOOCs.
SAS joins 16 partners for €3.9 million cutting-edge European digital research and training The project, a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network, will fund the 15 PhDs (including the two at SAS) that will be awarded across the consortium.
University of London shortlisted for education ‘Oscars’ by THE The University is one of six entrants shortlisted for the International Impact Award at the 2018 Times Higher Education Awards.
University of London Institute in Paris celebrates new graduates and Leading Women We are delighted to welcome its newest honorary graduate, Elaine Sciolino.
The day that changed women's education The introduction of the 'Special Examination for Women' was a hugely significant moment in education and women' s equality.
Gender identity legal expert to join School of Advanced Study Professor Carl Stychin has been appointed director of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (IALS) and professor of law with effect from 1 January 2019.
University of London appoints Michael Hayman as Honorary Professor of the Purpose Economy The entrepreneur and author Michael Hayman has been appointed as Honorary Professor of the Purpose Economy, working within the School of Advanced Study (SAS).
EuroHaptics 2018 award for ground-breaking new deafblind communication device Vincent Hayward, has won an award at the 2018 EuroHaptics international conference for a device that will help deafblind people communicate remotely.
School of Advanced Study academic to investigate the impacts of fracking An ambitious £8m research project that will investigate the facts behind a controversial issue – fracking (hydraulic fracturing).
