The University of Roehampton Law School is delighted to announce a new partnership with Lester Aldridge, which will see the introduction of the Lester Aldridge Family Law Prize for the highest-achieving student in the third-year Family Law cohort. The award marks the first collaboration of its kind between the Law School and the firm and…
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Roehampton MSc AI students win first place at London Agentic Evolution Hackathon
Two MSc Artificial Intelligence students at Roehampton, Rostam Sodagari and Daud Ibrahim, were part of the winning team at the Agentic Evolution Hackathon held in London on 2 May 2026. Organised by MongoDB and Cerebral Valley, the event brought together more than 70 teams and over 200 participants in a highly competitive environment focused on the future of AI…
University of Roehampton Law School celebrates continued partnership with Amphlett Lissimore
Amphlett Lissimore The University of Roehampton’s Law School is proud to celebrate the continued success of its partnership with Amphlett Lissimore, a leading firm specialising in family law. To find out more about the firm and its services, visit their website, including their family law services page. Supporting excellence in family law As part of this ongoing collaboration, Amphlett Lissimore has…
A Year in Review: 2025 at the University of Roehampton
As we come to the end of 2025, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the last year and all that we have achieved at the University of Roehampton. We celebrate and say thank you to our students, colleagues, alumni, partners, and our wider community. Here are just a few of the highlights from the…
Sports Therapy students deepen understanding of functional anatomy
This week, our Level 5 Sports Therapy students had the chance to take their learning beyond the classroom with a visit to the King’s College London Dissection Room. The experience helped students bring their studies of functional anatomy to life, reinforcing key learning from Levels 4 and 5 and giving them greater confidence in applying…
Balancing Uni, sport and life: Belal’s story
Belal, a second-year Primary Education student, balances a busy schedule with lectures and sports. He highlights his hockey successes and the importance of teamwork and friendships in sports. Belal emphasizes that university life is enjoyable when combining academics with social activities. Roehampton offers diverse sports options for all students.
Academic writing: practical tips for students
Writing is one of the most important skills you will develop at university. Whether you are putting together an essay, a lab report, or a reflective piece, being able to express your ideas clearly on paper is key. But academic writing is more than just good grammar. It is about developing an argument, analysing evidence,…
Six months in San José: How studying abroad boosted my degree
Brunella Gaviria, BSc Marketing I didn’t always plan to study marketing – I actually wanted to be a nurse! But after taking a marketing module in college, I fell in love with the subject and decided to pursue a BSc in Marketing at Roehampton. The marketing course has been eye-opening; I’ve learnt that I am…
Sustainability Cafés: Reflecting on Our First Events & Looking Ahead to Whiteland’s College
Student Sustainability Café – Digby Our first Sustainability Café took place outside Digby on a mild autumn morning. The perfect setting for a relaxed, informal gathering. With coffee and pastries acting as a reliable pull-factor for students passing by, we welcomed: 15 students 7 staff members The event centered around two simple but engaging activities:…
Winter Energy Saving at Roehampton
As the days get colder and the heating goes on across campus, our energy use naturally starts to rise. At the University, winter is the hardest season for keeping our carbon footprint and our energy bills under control. Last winter (November–March), our campus used over 3,500 MWh of electricity, that’s enough energy to charge around…
One-to-one writing support with novelist, Sabine Durrant
Whatever stage you are at in your studies – whether you’re a first-year student stuck on how to write your first assignment or a master’s student looking for feedback on your final project – Sabine Durrant, author and Fellow of the Royal Literary Fund is here to help. You can email sabine.durrant@rlfeducation.org.uk or Sabine.Durrant@roehampton.ac.uk to…
Your guide to getting around Roehampton- commute confidently
Hi, I’m Sherica! I’ve put together this guide to share the tips and advice that helped me when commuting to Roehampton. In this guide are practical ways to save money, find calm and supportive spaces, and make the most of opportunities beyond your studies. Whether you’re commuting for the first time or just looking for…