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Liberal Arts

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Studying Liberal Arts

Liberal Arts courses encourage you to think broadly and critically, to problem-solve, to write clearly and convincingly and to become socially and culturally aware. Their choice of electives enables you to specialise in a particular field while tailoring your studies to suit your own interests – challenging you to be adaptable, think independently and make connections across subject areas. You’ll leave Regent's as a critical thinker and a global leader, prepared to tackle current and future issues worldwide. 

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Martha Moskowitz
'Studying in London has afforded me access to some of the best art in the world. The connections I’ve made have opened my eyes to new careers and perspectives on art and its importance in society.' Martha Moskowitz, BA (Hons) Art History student

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Dr Mireille Hebing

Dr Mireille Hebing

Director (Content) Liberal Arts, Principal Lecturer

Dr Mireille Hebing has considerable experience designing, planning and delivering high-quality teaching in sociology, international relations, politics, human rights, research theory and methods, liberal arts and more.

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Dr Deborah Schultz

Senior Lecturer in Art History

Deborah Schultz is an art historian who teaches at both Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels on a range of subjects from Ancient Greece to the present day.

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Kit Barton

Dr Kit Barton

Senior Lecturer

Kit Barton is an expert in the area of business ethics and management theory with a background in philosophy. He has taught these subjects for nearly 20 years in American, French and British universities. Kit's current research interests are focused on business ethics, philosophy of management and personal identity.

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