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20 Jul 2024: Alumni Reunion Weekend. The weekend in pictures. By Emma Menniss. 26 September 2023. 2min read. We were lucky to have a beautiful sunny autumnal weekend for the reunion this year. With 217 alumni joining us at Homerton over three days of events.

20 Jul 2024: Postgraduate Tutor. Every student at the College will have a Tutor assigned to them and in most cases, students will remain with the same Tutor throughout their studies. Please see below for details of the Undergraduate, Postgraduate and PGCE Tutors.

20 Jul 2024: History of Homerton College. History of Homerton College. Homerton’s origins lie in late 17th century London, its first permanent premises in 1768 located near Hackney Marshes (and the modern Olympic Park). Founded as a non-conformist academy, the

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Professor Dr Beth Singler. Beth Singler is the new Assistant Professor in Digital Religion(s) at the University of Zurich. Prior to this she was the Junior Research Fellow in Artificial Intelligence at Homerton College, University of Cambridge.

Dr Darren Sarisky. Darren Sarisky is a Senior Research Fellow in Religion and Theology at Australian Catholic University (Melbourne). Most of his publications up to this point have been in the area of theological reading of Christian Scripture. But

Hand-sorting waste does not make economic sense, he added. “At COP28, I said we cannot ignore the issue because its’ dirty and smelly.

21 Jul 2024: Future Economy 9 Feb 17.30-19.00 @Homerton College. Future Economy is a panel discussion of radical alternatives to prevailing economic models. ... We are joined by a panel from the worlds of politics, economics, activism and the arts.

College Research Associate. Dr Wiktor Gebski. PhD. College position:. College Research Associate. Dr Wiktor Gebski is a linguist specialising in Arabic dialectology and Hebrew. Hailing from Poland, he completed his BA and MA in Hebrew and Modern

Porfessor Joanne McPeake. Joanne McPeake is Professor of Nursing in the Department of Public Health and Primary Care at the University of Cambridge and Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. With a clinical background in critical care