Kate Carr, Sound Artist – Guest Lecture
NewsWednesday 6th November - 11am-12pm
Kate Carr is a sound artist whose work centres on articulating our relationships with each other and the spaces we move through.
Nick Ferguson – The Gardens of Heathrow
NewsWednesday 9th October - 12.30-2pm
In this talk artist Nick Ferguson explores the figure of the garden in representations of the ground we have come to call Heathrow Airport.
Richmond Registry Staff Member Robert Căzăcuțu Publishes Article in Lumpen Journal
News, ResearchIn this, his second contribution to the journal, Robert delves into the belief that immigrants in Britain and worldwide have lost touch with the values that are necessary to resist the “pervasive and invisible hand of Capital.”
Associate Professor Noga Glucksam Represents RAUL at EISA-PEC 2024
News, ResearchAssociate Professor of International Relations Noga Glucksam recently attended the 2024 European International Studies Association Pan-European Conference (EISA-PEC) on International Relations, an annual event that brings together interdisciplinary scholars working in the field of international studies.
International Programmes Team Hosts Welcome Drinks for New Visiting Students
NewsThe International Programmes Team kicked off the semester in style by hosting a Welcome Drinks event at The Gunnersbury pub.
Emeritus Professor Bruce Stanley contributes chapter to the academic publication Carceral Worlds
NewsBruce Stanley, Emeritus Professor of International Relations at Richmond American University London, has recently contributed to Carceral Worlds, a book that offers a ‘necessary and timely contribution to understanding these carceral realities of the globalized present’.
University Partnership Fosters International Collaboration
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On Friday, 23rd August, President Professor Phil Deans welcomed Mr Hu Gang, General Manager of Zhejiang Hangzhou Iron & Steel Vocational Education Group Co., Ltd. (ZHISVEG), to our Chiswick campus. The meeting included the signing of a…
Wish You Were Here: The Story of Tourism in Richmond
NewsOn display are over 30 artworks by local Art and Design students, created in response to the theme of Tourism and inspired by objects from the Museum's collection. Visitors can see how Richmond first attracted tourists and keeps them coming after 300 years.
Meeting and greeting one of our study abroad partners
NewsIt was a pleasure having Christopher Broughton from Mount Saint Mary’s University, California, stop by our Chiswick campus for a tour recently.
Dr William Durden co-writes article explaining the advantages and effects of studying abroad
NewsEducation abroad is a path to recapture what has been lost in America.
