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The Department of Media Arts has a strong presence in the wider academic and media production community. There are always visiting speakers, awards, seminars and other events happening in the department. Here you can keep in touch with our latest activities.

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Diversity in the Creative Industries

03 Jul 2020

This webinar brings together diverse practitioners in the UK creative sector and students and staff at the college. Through a round table of short 5-minute presentations from assembled panellists, fol

‘We need to talk about race, racism and intersectionality’: Safe Space Discussion Groups

12 Jun 2020

The traumatic murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery in the United States, and Jimmy Mubenga on UK territory, among countless others, have sparked global debates...

Lost and Found: Party Girl at 25

18 Feb 2020

Article by Dr Nick Lee recently published in Sight and Sound Magazine.

Gran Fury: At the Intersection of Art, Politics and Public Health

30 Nov 2018

Dr Nick Lee, Teaching Fellow, examines a public information campaign designed to inform and educate about HIV/AIDS

Event celebrates 40 years of Grange Hill with cast and crew

20 Apr 2018

Event celebrates 40 years of Grange Hill with cast and crew

AIDS: Don't Die of Ignorance - 30 years on

01 Dec 2017

Dr Nick Lee, Teaching Fellow in Film & Television Studies in the Department of Media Arts, who worked with Norman Fowler on his book AIDS: Don’t Die of Prejudice.

Royal Holloway's ADAPT to bring television history to life

13 Nov 2017

Researchers from Royal Holloway, University of London, will be taking part in the Being Human Festival.

Media Arts Alumni - Ollie Wolf

02 Aug 2017

Congratulations to recent MA Screenwriting (MASTFiR) graduate Ollie Wolf, who has won the prestigious Jameson First Shot Competition.

A technicolour grand slam; remembering birth of the UK's colour TV service

03 Jul 2017

On 1 July 1967 the race to colour TV was won by Britain, beating stiff competition from the Germans to make televisual history.