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SHS working in London
James, US Studies MA student, is talking about why London is such a great place to study.
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5/3/2024
Pro-Provost (London) Office video
Introduction to the work of the Pro-Provost (London) Office and UCL's strategic partners in London
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2/29/2024
Lunch Hour Lectures - Spring 2011 - Episode 9: From prehistory to the London blitz: foreshore archaeology and a rising river
Lunch Hour Lectures - Spring 2011 - Episode 9: From prehistory to the London blitz: foreshore archaeology and a rising river When the tide is out, the Thames foreshore is the longest archaeological site in London. The remains cover a wide range of our long history and include prehistoric forests, a Bronze Age bridge, Saxon fish traps, Tudor jetties, later shipyards, watermen's causeways, and the hulks of boats, barges and ships. Our most recent study has even found evidence for bomb-strikes from the London Blitz, exactly 70 years ago. Much of this evidence is suffering from the river's increased erosion or by modern redevelopment. The Thames Discovery Programme team is training up a group of committed Londoners to survey the sites on a regular basis, recording the history on the foreshore before its washed away forever. Vintage Podcasts - Lunch Hour Lectures
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9/27/2023
International Student Private Accommodation Webinar
International Student Private Accommodation Webinar run in July 2023
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7/27/2023
Lunch Hour Lectures on Tour at The British Museum - 2011 - Episode 4. A climate of fear: what the past tells us about human responses to climate change - (video)
Lunch Hour Lectures on Tour at The British Museum - 2011 - Episode 4. A climate of fear: what the past tells us about human responses to climate change - (video) Vintage Podcasts - Lunch Hour Lectures on Tour
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7/14/2023
International Student Private Accommodation Webinars
This video promotes the International Student Private Accommodation Webinars which give information on finding private accommodation in London for new international students.
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5/16/2023
Future Cities - Learning and working in a future London
This week, we’re looking at knowledge, skills and jobs in a future London. How has the pandemic affected education, and what lessons can we take from it in the future? How can we continue to attract and retain talent in an era of virtual working, and how will increasing digitisation augment learning and social justice? Join special guests Prof Allison Littlejohn (Professor and Director of the UCL Knowledge Lab, IOE), Lalage Clay (Director of Education and Talent at London & Partners) and Diana Beech (CEO at London Higher) as they discuss the opportunities and advantages that London has to offer for students, residents and employers, its history and influence… and its indefinable magic. www.ucl.ac.uk/ucl-minds/podcasts…/s1-ep5-transcript
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7/26/2021
Future Cities - Memory Maps of London
This episode is all about the capital’s memory maps and why we need to remember and preserve the past as we step into the future. We’ll be taking a look at several memory maps from around London and how these intersect with culture, gender, race and religion. Tune in to special guests Dr Leah Lovett (Research fellow at UCL’s Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis), Montaz Marche (UCL Alumna, PhD Student and Research Assistant for the City of Women Map), Lettice Kemp (former Head of Content for the visitlondon.com website) to find out more about the City of London Women project, the Memory Map of the Jewish East End and the Newham Youth Map plus much more. Transcript and show notes on www.ucl.ac.uk/ucl-minds/podcasts/ucl-future-cities
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7/26/2021
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