City St George's, University of London Podcasts

The Building Your Home at City St George’s podcast takes you through everything you need to know about starting life at university. In a series of five podcasts, City St George’s students and alumni share their experiences on a wide range of subjects, from how to register at university, how to make the most of university life and access support if you need it, to navigating Lon

The Building Your Home at City St George’s podcast takes you through everything you need to know about starting life at university. In a series of five podcasts, City St George’s students and alumni share their experiences on a wide range of subjects, from how to register at university, how to make the most of university life and access support if you need it, to navigating Lon

he Building Your Home at City St George’s podcast takes you through everything you need to know about starting life at university. In a series of five podcasts, City St George’s students and alumni share their experiences on a wide range of subjects, from how to register at university, how to make the most of university life and access support if you need it, to navigating Lond

The Building Your Home at City St George’s podcast takes you through everything you need to know about starting life at university. In a series of five podcasts, City St George’s students and alumni share their experiences on a wide range of subjects, from how to register at university, how to make the most of university life and access support if you need it, to navigating Lon

The Building Your Home at City St George’s podcast takes you through everything you need to know about starting life at university. In a series of five podcasts, City St George’s students and alumni share their experiences on a wide range of subjects, from how to register at university, how to make the most of university life and access support if you need it, to navigating Lon

Professor Atif Mian presented views on “Inequality and central banks” which is based on "Indebted demand", a paper co-authored with Ludwig Straub (Harvard & NBER) and Amir Sufi (Chicago Booth & NBER). The Henry Thornton Lecture Series, inaugurated in 1979 and hosted by the Centre for Banking Research at Bayes Business School, focuses on monetary theory and monetary policy, and

2 young members of AA share their experiences with alcohol and alcoholism during their time at university. What it was like, their recovery and what their life is like now.

Dr Dan Robotham, Deputy Director of the McPin Foundation, talks about ways of involving those with relevant personal experience in carrying out mental health research.

Dr Kevin Dunseath, Director of City’s Dubai Centre chats with Dubai Eye 103.8 about the benefits of pursuing an MBA.

The esteemed broadcaster delighted the audience as he gave a passionate speech on his career and whether impartiality has a long-term future in news coverage. Podcast produced by Nick Ballantine.