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At Homerton. Homerton has one of the larger groups of HSPS students. The College has a Director of Studies in each of the three core disciplines — Dr Christopher Brooke in Politics; Dr Marta Magalhães Wallace in Social Anthropology; and Dr Diana Kudiabergenova in Sociology — so can supply in-house teaching for most of the first-year courses, as well as providing you with expert advice as ...
Homerton Changemakers Catalyst Fund Winners 2024. Homerton Changemakers. 28 May 2024.
Applications for The Homerton College Design Programme are now open! Thank you to all who have submitted an application. We will be in touch with you in the week commencing 6th May 2024. Some feedback from our participants… 98% would ‘strongly recommend’ or 'recommend' the programme to future Year 12 (or equivalent) students
Sculptor Betty Rea (1904–1965) contributed to Homerton’s reputation for the arts, teaching from 1949 to 1964. She was fervently committed to developing art education, and played a national role in the Society for Education through Art (SEA). At the Royal College of Art 1924-27, she was influenced by fellow student Henry Moore, who became a ...
If you want to get a feel of what day-to-day life is like at Homerton, the best way is to pay us a visit or take part in one of our open days, events or programmes. We are delighted to welcome prospective applicants to the College, including as part of the University's Open Days. If you are wanting to visit as a school, or are a secondary ...
Robin Bunce is a Fellow working on British politics and the history of ideas. He has published on Black Power as an ideology and a movement in the United Kingdom, the work of Thomas Hobbes and Francis Bacon, and science fiction and utopianism. He has written on politics and contemporary culture for the Huffington Post, the New Statesman, the ...
1 ago 2012 · Steve took away a copy of our ‘official’ history by Tom Simms, ‘Homerton 1695-1978’ and communication continued by email. So far so good. It would seem that John Horobin was the inadvertant supporter of this enterprise. He had been a student at Homerton in 1875/76, graduating from Emmanual College Cambridge in 1888.
