We’d like to wish the warmest of Westminster welcomes (a bit out of a mouthful) to all our newly arriving students who are joining us for a packed schedule of induction activities next week. Do remember to attend all the sessions with your course leaders, academic tutors and personal tutors to make sure you get …
Westminster students, Carmen Borrelli and Felipe Capuano Papadimitriu recently had the chance to interview the multi-award winning educational technologist Russell Stannard on ChatGPT for a project linked to Themes in Contemporary Hispanic Studies. The Level 6 students had their interview published in the Spanish national newspaper La Vanguardia. In this incredible interview, many interesting points are talked …
Carmen Borrelli & Felipe Capuano Papadimitriu: ChatGPT is a friend not an enemy. Read More »
We are excited to share the third in our series of commentaries showcasing original research by students in the School of Humanities at the University of Westminster. In this third post, Chenlu, an exchange student from Beijing has written an article about the representation in Disney’s Mulan(s). The Cultural Image of the Global Other: Orientalism …
Chenlu – The Cultural Image of the Global Other: Orientalism in Disney’s Mulan(s) Read More »
We are excited to share the second in our series of commentaries showcasing original research by students in the School of Humanities at the University of Westminster. In this second post, Casey, who is a final-year English Literature student, reflects on some of the issues posed in her recent project for the Issues in Culture …
Casey – Lizzo feminism: Body positivity is not enough! Read More »
The School of Humanities hosted its annual career conference for undergraduate and postgraduate students on Monday 16 May in its Regent Street campus. The day started with a welcoming lunch where we had the opportunity to get to know each other and the organisers of the event, Dr Saskia Huc-Hepher and Janet Willoughby. The first …
University of Westminster hosts the annual Careers Conference for Humanities’ graduates Read More »
We are excited to launch the first in a new series of commentaries showcasing original research by students in the School of Humanities at the University of Westminster. In this first post, Ayse, who is a final-year English Literature student, discusses some of the questions posed in her recent project for the Issues in Culture …
Ayse – Problems of Appropriation in Video Games Adaptations Read More »
On the 27th of February, all Humanities second-year undergraduate students took part in the enriching Humanities Hackathon. Amazing people from a variety of industries and charities such as LVMH, FT Live, Black Lives in Music, WaterAid and Hallmark Cards attended the event. Writing as a second-year student myself, let me tell you about the day…. …
As students, we may not see the importance of the UCU (University & College Union) strikes. We normally view them as a small break where we rest but that is far from the truth. All the questions as to why we have the strikes and why we are relevant to helping are answered below in …
