What if, instead of a week’s worth of tablets, your GP's prescription was for a walk in the park, or a visit to an art gallery? Meet ‘social prescribing’.
How do asylum seekers' outcomes compare to those of the native population and other immigrants? Dr Isabel Ruiz, Director of Studies in economics, investigates.
A new Commission marks the centenary of a landmark 1919 Report on Adult Education, and stresses that lifelong learning is vital to a nation’s welfare and security.
How many people still read poetry every day? Is poetry relevant in the world beyond books? A new series of workshops explores the interrelation between poetry, structure and visual art
It’s more important than ever for individual citizens to be able to interpret everyday data accurately – and a new course and its passionate tutor are here to help.
