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Adrian has interests in forensic psychology, focussing on stalking, investigative interviewing and eyewitness testimony.

The MA/MFA Experimental Film and Documentary at 91¿ìÉ« helps storytellers discover their unique voices, new audiences and exciting possibilities. If you're passionate about pursuing a career as a storyteller, film director or content creator in an environment that promotes innovative filmmaking and cross-disciplinary collaboration, this programme is for you.

Our aim is to develop teachers whose vision, imagination and professionalism takes them beyond the realities of current educational policy, and encourage them to continually seek to evolve new and better models of practice.

Posts from Library staff

Exceptional Academic Regulations. Introduction for 2025-26. In April 2026, the University agreed to invoke specific provisions within its Exceptional Academic Regulations (EAR) to be used where needed to mitigate the impact on students of the

As we mark the 800th anniversary of the sealing of Magna Carta, Dr Ariel Hessayon from the Department of History explores six common myths associated with the landmark document, and reveals how our shared perception of it owes more to events in the 17th and 18th centuries than the 13th. This article was originally published on HistoryExtra.com in June 2015.

Luke Bretherton is a Professor of Theological Ethics at Duke Divinity School. Luke is the author of Christianity and Contemporary Politics: The conditions and possibility of faithful witness. He contributes to numerous news media, including the

Rachel Falconer, the chair of judges for the SOLO AI Awards that recognise the use of artificial intelligence in artistic and creative work, explores the contingencies, potential and precarity of human and non-human collaboration and creative output.

Alexis researches audiovisual media, and has parallel interests in folk and early music.