Congratulations to members of UCL’s community who have been recognised in The King’s Birthday Honours for their outstanding ...

The European Space Agency-led spacecraft Solar Orbiter, which carries instruments designed and built at UCL, has captured the ...

Join us on UCL’s Bloomsbury campus for this interactive panel event discussing the topic: Disagreeing Well on Diplomacy - Are ...

UCL Press broke the mould as the UK’s first fully open access university press and over the last ten years has published over ...

Large language models require you to provide prompts, and the more specific detail you can include, the more likely you are to get a result that meets your needs Tips for generating useful outputs ...

James Baggaley is a strategic communications and external affairs specialist who has worked on range of issues, including climate change, global health and social justice. Before coming to the UCL ...

Ordinary Hope is organised by leaders from academia, philanthropy, media, community campaigning and organising, politics, public service and more. All our members are driven by deep commitments to ...

The UCL Senior Leader (Health) Apprenticeship+ Executive MBA are part-time online programmes that position busy professionals at the forefront of healthcare leadership. Candidates will gain ...

Our mission is to identify excellent students from around the world and train them to conduct leading edge research in security and crime science. Numerous scientific leaders have passed through our ...

All events in this series will be held on Zoom. Check the schedule for dates and registration links. The Space Syntax Lab Seminar series brings together researchers and students to share their work at ...

This film series explores representations and realities of extractivism in Latin American fiction and documentary cinema, focusing on how films portray workers’ and communities’ daily lives and ...

Described by some as a ‘paradigmatic example of an Anthropocene disease’ (Antó et al.), COVID-19 presented the world with a catastrophe that, whilst itself was invisible, bore massive material ...