Three Minute Thesis - Winner Announced
An 80,000-word thesis would take 9 hours to present. Their time limit… 3 minutes!The 3MT competition asks Doctoral candidates to present their research in just three minutes, in language appropriate to non-specialists, and with only one single presentation slide to support them. Can it be done?
'I am proud to be leading the process for establishing an inclusive and supportive community at UCL East.'
Dania Posso Hernandez (MSc Leadership and Management) is one of UCL East's first student officers. Alongside Peter Kanyike (whom she shares the role with), Dania has been working to create a vibrant student community within an entirely new campus!
Celebrating 130 years of making more happen at UCL
On the third of June 1893, UCL's Council approved the formation of the Men's Union Society for ‘the promotion of social intercourse and of the means of recreation, physical and mental, of the students of the University College, and the financial success of students’ clubs’.
'My work with Pi and as Student Media Rep has been invaluable.'
Nell Wedgwood, a third year Linguistics BA student, was President of Pi Media and your Student Media Rep for 22/23. I joined Pi at the start of my first year, but I felt too nervous to actually get involved or write anything for a long time.
End of Year Awards: the shortlist
Being involved in a sports club, the arts, a society or volunteering project while studying can make a huge impact on your university experience. That’s why we think the students who keep those communities growing are so invaluable – they all play a huge part in making UCL so great.
Spotlight on artsUCL: Lilies in December
Set in 1990s Hong Kong, Lilies in December is an original story, following Yvonne and Vanessa as they navigate their relationship within the confines of societal and family pressure in an East Asian society. A celebration of diversity and representation, the play explores the unspoken tales of queerness in East Asian culture.