
School of Humanities, @uniwestminster We're scholars of literature, modern languages, linguistics, theatre, history, creative writing and cultural studies.
309 Regent Street, London
Joined July 2018
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Why study Humanities? Delving deep into the complexities of the human makes you more likely to understand the needs of others and be empathetic to their concerns. At the end Shelley's Frankenstein, do you empathise with the charismatic scientist, or the revenge-seeking Creature?
Join us at our iconic headquarters on Regent Street this evening to discover our exciting MA courses.
A Humanities degree will give you both course-specific knowledge and important transferable skills.
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10 Reasons to study Humanities. #1: Be a critical thinker! Don't accept anything at face value. Learn, instead, to delve deep into the ways in which we represent people, create stories, and interpret facts. Interested? Find out more: buff.ly/7vCmBJL
... the 5th of November! 🧨 🧨 🧨 Humanities will train you to think critically about cultural icons from the past tradition to the present day. Enjoy the fireworks - and check out our courses... we will blow your mind 😱 ! buff.ly/3j1DaSw
Fancy flexing your intellectual muscles? The Institute for Modern and Contemporary Culture is hosting a series of public lectures at Westminster by the Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy. Join us on 6 November in Regent Street: buff.ly/F4bvdpb
Zine Workshops at the Soho Poly with the brilliant Kieran Yates, sohopoly.co.uk
6/13/20 November 10am-1pm
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🗣️ Join us on 5 November for the first English Literature seminar. Katie da Cuhna Lewis, author of The Writer's Room, will deliver a thought-provoking presentation on "Love and Interest": The Professional Writer in the 21st Century: buff.ly/ItGPLdj
On this day in 1929, the American market 'crashed'. F. Scott-Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby presciently explored the darker side of the American Dream in 1925.
Study literature. Become a critical reader. Learn from the past, and create a better future. buff.ly/aKsTVvB
It's publication time again! We are pleased to share @monicagermana's article on the Arctic setting in Guillermo del Toro's adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Is Del Toro's representation of the Arctic, perhaps, too conservative? @conversationuk
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Last summer, one of our students participated in the summer school offered by our colleagues at La Universidad de La Rioja, one of our valued overseas partners. This is one of the many wonderful international opportunities our students have the chance to enjoy! 😎 🗺️ 📕
The School of Humanities wishes you all a sparkling day filled with love and laughter. May the light shine all over the world today!
Our #openday is today! Visit our campus on Regent Street, talk to current students and teachers. Their passion and enthusiasm will help you choose the right path for you! #MODERNLANGUAGES #ENGLISHLIT #ENGLISHLANG #LINGUISTICS #HISTORY #CREATIVEWRITING #PROFESSIONALWRITING
Join us for the World in Westminster Festival: Diwali Celebrations! This gathering promises great food, cultural awareness, positive vibes, and wonderful company. buff.ly/zULo8QA
👏 👏👏 Our colleague Alessandro Columbu's translation of Hadi Abdullah’s Critical Conditions is out today! It’s a powerful story of love, loyalty & survival amid Syria’s revolution, far beyond politics. Preorder now from your favorite bookstore. #Translation #Syria
Looking for a career change? Professional Development? The sheer joy of learning something new? 📚 ☕ 📝
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Join us on 22 October 2025, 1-2:30 BST for a virtual open day @uniwest. Book your place today: buff.ly/dMywxU6
On #WorldMentalHealthDay, take some time to nourish yours, and look out for those who may need your support! 🌈 🌸 ☕
Join our own Gerda Wielander in conversation with Joshua Jiang and curators Ying Kwok and Iris Long for a discussion of Stay Connected: Art and China Since 2008 (Tai Kwun Hong Kong) on 15 October @uniwest. buff.ly/pEiruwn
Are you a Westminster Humanities student passionate about helping others succeed?
We're looking for a Humanities Employability Communications Champion to join our team!
📌 Apply now via Talentbank: buff.ly/7q6AoZf
Our own Lucy Bond was on an important European mission last week.
Her ongoing work in memory and trauma studies has made a significant contribution to the 'Slow Memory' project. Find out more here:
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It's #BlackHistoryMonth! Celebrate with us on 15 October. Tickets available here: buff.ly/SneQYdh

























