“Nationalism is still a less powerful force in Uganda than tribal loyalties.”Sir Andrew Cohen, 1957 Much has been written about the effects of money and
We are pleased to announce that another important ERASMUS+ project with our participation has been approved by the European Union with co-funding of half a
The 2019 Canterbury Arts Conference took place from 9 to 12 July in Canterbury.
The Erasmus+ funded ProVET project Pro-VET is a sub €1 million Euro project which is co-funded by the European Union (EU) that aims to improve
Warnborough Vice-President, Dr Julian Ng, spent some time with Dr Vicki Ann Cremona, the Chair of the School of Performing Arts at the University of
Warnborough College recently had the privilege to conduct an interview with Dr Sandra ‘Sandi’ Hutcheson who was recently appointed as the Programme Director of Creative
Following from our revamp of the BSc in Psychology degree, we have now given our BSc in Agriculture a refresh too. There is now a
For those of you are philosophically-inclined, we have a new PhD program on the History of Ideas. This time, we look at the fascinating concept
This year, we decided to review the BSc in Psychology degree as well as the BSc in Counselling. As a result, we decided to combine
Ildiko Csiza talked to our Master of Arts in Creative Writing graduate, Emmanuela Voutsadakis, recently. Here’s her interview with a summarised transcript below. Could you
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