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.
Winner announced of The Ana R. Jeff Art Scholarship
NewsWe’re delighted to announce that the winner of the inaugural Ana R. Jeff Art Scholarship is Nika Krykun, a second year student taking BA Film & Photography with a minor in Art History & Visual Culture at the University.
Fostering sustainability and empowering women leaders and entrepreneurs
ICS, NewsInma Ramos, Director of the Institute for Corporate Sustainability at the University, recently participated in the second annual event, "Women Mobilising Sustainability across the Financial Ecosystem", held during London Climate Week.
Sustainability continues to play a key role at Richmond
ICS, NewsSustainability initiatives are more important than ever to help address global sustainability challenges.
How academic partnerships can provide a global community
NewsThe global impact of academic partnerships for the University and its students has been brought to life through a report from IHE (Independent Higher Education).
World Youth Skills Day, Monday 15 July
NewsIn 2014, the United Nations General Assembly declared 15 July as World Youth Skills Day to celebrate the strategic importance of equipping young people with skills for employment.
Richmond wins three awards in higher education global rankings
NewsWe’re delighted to announce that the University has won three awards in the World University Rankings for Innovation (The WURI).
World Simplicity Day
NewsWorld Simplicity Day is celebrated every year on July 12 and commemorates the life, times and work of American philosopher and proponent of simple living, Henry David Thoreau.
What can the UK learn from the US when it comes to higher education?
News, ResearchA new report on US higher education which has been sponsored by the University shows there has been a sharp decline in the popularity of two-year courses in the US while four-year courses have continued to grow in popularity.
