A special Learning, Teaching and Training Activity (LTTA) was held in Palermo, Sicily for a week from February 20-24. This was part of the SensEd project, funded by the Erasmus+ programme to embed sensory skills within school curricula. Dr Julian Ng kicked off proceedings with an interactive session on mindset Ihsan Metinnam of Cagdas Drama […]
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We are 25!!! It’s hard to believe that we started 25 years ago. We began as a natural progression from the distance learning options first offered by our sister college, Warnborough College UK, in 1994. Back then, ‘distance learning’ meant working away from campus and sending things in via the post or even fax. We
Former US Superior Court judge, Dr Linda Wilde, graduated with a PhD in Cultural Art History from Warnborough College Ireland in 2011. Since then, she has been very successful and busy with her career in art. She has presented at the Canterbury Arts Conference (CArtsCon) twice. Her art works have been exhibited around the world.
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What better way to while away the time while social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic than to learn something new? Try one of our webinars.
Dr Tracy Hillier is an accomplished businesswoman and consultant in Canada. She completed her DBA focusing on corporate social responsibility and applied ethics at Warnborough College in 2005. Tell us something about your background. I had deep roots in technology-based delivery, developing new technology based programs as well as participating in the creation and development
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Stained glass artist, Risa Dera is based in New Jersey, USA. She talked to us about her work, her journey with art, and her experience of taking a Master of Fine Arts degree with Warnborough College, which she completed in February 2016. Listen to the audio or read transcript below it! Have you always been
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Ruth Todd had done lot of international travel in her previous job roles, working in the nuclear power industry and in cyber security. When later studying a PhD in The History of Ideas through Warnborough College Ireland, she chose chose to focus on economic racism (see Economic discrimination). Her research took on a global perspective
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Elizabeth (Libby) Scandale recently joined our PhD in Cultural Art History programme*. Here, she shares with us about her Warnborough journey, the programme and a bit of her vibrant personality.*Update: She graduated in 2019! So, give us an introduction to Libby Scandale.Well, I live in North Carolina, USA and teach studio art to both primary
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We chatted to our Doctoral graduate, Elizabeth Raney, who completed our PhD in Cultural Art History. Her mentor was Dr Jill Kiefer. Where do you live now and what do you do? I live in Los Angeles and work at MOCA (The Museum of Contemporary Art). Why did you choose this career?I want to share
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April 22, 2016 is Earth Day. This is a worldwide movement founded in 1970 to create a global consciousness and raise awareness about the Earth’s environment. More than ever, now, the world needs to be protected for future generations. Visit the Earth Day website to see how you can get involved, or take action to
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