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 […]
Stained glass artist Risa Dera’s journey Read More »
You might have heard of Competency-Based Education (CBE)¹, a method of learning which is steadily growing in popularity. As more adult learners are looking to earn a degree, CBE links study with the workplace. Some people believe that this is the direction that higher education in general is likely to go in. Here, we look
Competency-Based Education (CBE) – What it is and why it’s relevant Read More »
Betsy Buchanan was inducted into the Western Australia Women’s Hall of Fame in recognition of her many years of legal and human rights work on behalf of the indigenous people’s of Australia. She received an honorary degree from Warnborough in 2006. In 2000, she received the distinguished Non-Indigenous Award from the National Aborigines and Islanders
Dr Betsy Buchanan (Western Australia Women’s Hall of Fame inductee) interview Read More »
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
Economic Racism : A New Reality? – Interview with Dr Ruth Todd Read More »
Marine scientist Michelle Grey graduated with a Bsc in Environmental Science, from Warnborough College. Originally from the USA, she first began a biochemistry course but when life took unexpected turns, she put her degree on the back-burner. Later on, with children at school, Michelle met a new partner from England. After relocating to the UK, she found a
I Chose Environmental Science | An interview with Michelle Grey Read More »
Asian art has been a lifelong passion for Swiss art historian Michael Henss. He is renowned for his scholarly research on Tibetan monuments and tombs. He was able to answer some questions we put to him about his time studying for his PhD at Warnborough: Why did you decide to do a PhD? To continue
Q and A with Dr Michael Henss – Asian art historian. Read More »
All Warnborough Fine Arts (MFA and PhDFA) students are encouraged to enter the Art Olympia 2017 competition. Warnborough students who are studying through our Academic Partners worldwide are also encouraged to enter. Art Olympia is a new international open art competition held once every two years. The main goals are to discover young talented artists
International Open Art Competition Read More »
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
Student Interview: Libby Scandale Read More »
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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