Overview Entry requirements Structure Fees and funding What's next? Our teaching is underpinned by research - new ideas and theories are tested in the classroom. You acquire a range of skills valued ...

Misinformation and disinformation campaigns threaten several human rights. They endanger democracy and put journalists and human rights activists at risk. At the same time, many of the responses put ...

Growing up in Wales, Essex was another world, and another country, but I was looking forward to striking out on my own and beginning ‘life’ as I saw it at the time. I was the first person in my family ...

Arbitrary Detention Redress Unit (ADRU) student-members Alfiana Qisthi, Camila Araneda Jofré, Juliette Richard, Louise Kazek, Lukman Audu, Misheck Jere and Oliver Goldsmith undertook a visit to Geneva ...

The event was organised and led by University of Essex Vice-Chancellor and UNESCO Chair for Analytics and Data Science Professor Maria Fasli and Colchester MP Pam Cox. Representatives from Essex ...

In 2022 Professor Rowlands was historical adviser on a walking tour around Manningtree and Mistley which commemorated the lives of the 36 Essex women accused in 1645. Speaking about Tendring’s newest ...

Colchester MP Pam Cox will chair the meeting at our Colchester Campus which will explore how the technical expertise of our academics can be utilised to develop AI technology and capacity in the ...

We’re so proud of our Class of 2025. They’ve overcome challenges, helped others, grasped opportunities and developed their skills, showing their Essex Spirit in so many ways. Here, we’re taking the ...

Find out how opportunities to work with industry professionals at East 15 Acting School has not only been an inspiring experience for young theatre director Guy Rapacioli, it also helped him secure a ...

Marty Pritchard, who graduated from the Department of Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies in 2023 with a degree in film studies, will compete for the Best Essex film and Best Student film awards at ...

Renaturing: Small Ways to Wild the World is the latest book by nature writer Dr Canton, of the Department of Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies. It’s been described as an “important, heartfelt ...

In my role as Inclusion champion for Muslim staff and students I recently met with student members of the Islamic Society (ISOC) in the Faith Centre, where the importance of bringing an understanding ...