Hosted by the Centre for Marian Studies and the School of Theology. Join the Centre for Marian Studies at St Mary’s University for a one-day conference to explore the significance of the Mother of God in images, words, and music.
An online open talk for further information regarding PGCE Primary at St Mary's University.
The session will introduce Dementia UK and Admiral Nurses, then look at types of dementia including young onset dementia, common symptoms and communication tips. Gary will then discuss how dementia can relate to the workplace and how to support staff and carers.
It will finish with tips on reducing the risk of developing dementia and how to access further support. There will also be an opportunity for questions and answers at the end.
In 2018 and 2019, Dr. Minton brought together a network of Indigenous and ally scholars in the production of a book entitled, ‘Residential Schools and Indigenous Peoples: From Genocide via Education to the Possibilities for truth, Restitution, Reconciliation and Reclamation’ (Routledge, 2020). In this seminar, he will talk about this book, about what they found out, and about what all of this can mean
This webinar, hosted by Rachel Stanley from the Schools and Colleges team, will cover the factors students should consider when selecting which universities they wish to apply to in January.
Join our webinar to explore our Bioethics and Medical Law MA.
A comprehensive introduction for anyone considering teaching as a possible next (or future) step.
St Mary’s University’s School of Liberal and Creative Arts is delighted to welcome learners to their masterclass event on the 7th December. Attendees will experience workshops in History, English Literature, Creative Writing and a session on the importance of the arts and humanities.
A webinar to show an insight into the programme.
An insight to the course programme
Build complex computer-based systems with our practical Computer Science master’s.
The Chaplain invites you to celebrate the University Patronal Feast Day on Friday 8th December. The St Mary's University annual celebration patronal feast day will be held in the University Chapel at 5.30pm followed by drinks and dinner.
Join us online to find out more about MA Public History.
Build complex computer-based systems with our practical Computer Science master’s.
Chelsea Persaud , PhD student in the School of Business and Law is visiting the School of Liberal and Creative Arts to share her research with us.
Our undergraduate webinar is for students interested in applying to study at St Mary’s in September 2024.
In this seminar Ninnaku Oberholzer (King’s College London) will share her postgraduate research on art as a hermeneutical approach to scripture in Reformation Period Christian art. She will explore how art in conversation with scripture might enlighten and challenge traditional readings, with the Virgin Mary playing a key role in such an approach.
Join our webinar to explore our MA Creative Writing: First Novel degree.
A webinar to give you an insight to the MSc Applied Strength and conditioning programme.
An open evening for further information regarding PCGE Primary at St Mary's University.
Join our webinar on MA Theology recruitment
St Mary’s staff and students are invited to participate to our very special Christmas event. This event is free but donations to the Foodbank and Spear are very welcome.
Wednesday 13th December 2023 - Tuesday 23rd January 2024
MSc Psychology conversion
At this session you’ll have the chance to meet the Course Lead, Chris Campbell who will be able to answer any questions you might have about the programme. There’s no need to book, just turn up to the link. Please feel free to email Chris on chris.campbell@stmarys.ac.uk if you prefer.
An online open talk for further information on PCGE Primary at St Mary's University.
With the January 2024 UCAS deadline just around the corner, St Mary’s School & College advisers are here to help you with finalising your personal statement.
In this seminar, Major Emma Moore (University of Divinity, Melbourne, Australia) will present her current doctoral research in protestant mariology and embodiment.
An insight into MSc Applied Sports Nutrition
Meg Griessel, Rachel and Mandip will be hosting a Q&A panel before the January UCAS deadline to answer any questions students might have before they submit their university applications.
At this session you’ll have the chance to meet the Course Lead, Chris Campbell who will be able to answer any questions you might have about the programme. There’s no need to book, just turn up to the link. Please feel free to email Chris on chris.campbell@stmarys.ac.uk if you prefer.
We live at a highly charged and critical time for inter-religious relations. Taking
its inspiration from recent advocates of dialogue in the Catholic tradition, in
particular the recent papacies from St Paul VI to Pope Francis, we will in this
webinar explore some of the present ‘dialogues, disputes and dreams’ among the
three great Abrahamic faiths with three outstanding leaders, practitioners and
scholars of the field.
An online opening evening for further information regarding PCGE Primary at St Mary's University.
The Centre for Catholic Education, Research and Religious Literacy have released their seminar programme for 2023/24.
An insight into MSc Applied Sports Nutrition
Mariam Diaby, from the Schools and Colleges team, will be walking through everything you need to know about Student Finance.
An insight into MSc Applied Sports Nutrition
At this session you’ll have the chance to meet the Course Lead, Chris Campbell who will be able to answer any questions you might have about the programme. There’s no need to book, just turn up to the link. Please feel free to email Chris on chris.campbell@stmarys.ac.uk if you prefer.
This webinar is perfect for students, parents, and carers who have any questions about specific support that is available alongside study at university.
Mariam will be talking through the benefits and opportunities available to students if they decide to study a course at university.
2024 marks the 80th anniversary of the 1944 Education Act, which in England and Wales at least has defined the nature, character and governance of faith-based education, Religious Education and Collective Worship for the entirety of the post-war world to the present.
Join Meg and some of St Mary’s current students to ask any questions you may have about student life at university.
At this session you’ll have the chance to meet the Course Lead, Chris Campbell who will be able to answer any questions you might have about the programme. There’s no need to book, just turn up to the link. Please feel free to email Chris on chris.campbell@stmarys.ac.uk if you prefer.
Mariam will be giving an overview of the UCAS application process – what university admissions teams are looking for, the dos and don’ts of writing an application and general structure advice.
At this session you’ll have the chance to meet the Course Lead, Chris Campbell who will be able to answer any questions you might have about the programme. There’s no need to book, just turn up to the link. Please feel free to email Chris on chris.campbell@stmarys.ac.uk if you prefer.
"Christian Know Your Dignity" (Pope St Leo the Great). The Royal Priesthood is a rich scriptural theme which draws together God's work of creating and saving humanity in Christ. It implies our divine filiation, the life of grace, the metaphysics of participation, the indwelling Trinity, the Church and the Sacraments, the theology of nature and grace, and many other central Catholic doctrines. It has great potential to aid the renewal already well underway in contemporary Catholic theology, and, more concretely, to direct this renewal towards an awakening and revival of the Church in our times.
At this session you’ll have the chance to meet the Course Lead, Chris Campbell who will be able to answer any questions you might have about the programme. There’s no need to book, just turn up to the link. Please feel free to email Chris on chris.campbell@stmarys.ac.uk if you prefer.
If you’re considering studying in London, but you currently don’t live in the city, then this is the webinar for you.
5-7 August 2024 at St Mary’s University, Twickenham, London, UK
On behalf of the conference organising committee at St Mary’s University, London, UK, I am delighted to share details of the XVIII World Conference on Kinanthropometry with you. The conference will take place from the 5-7 August 2024 in the historic surroundings of our Strawberry Hill campus in Twickenham, London, UK.