Exams are not cancelled
They have just been re-qualified. Or rather the grading of them has. However, the assessments used to determine the grading of students this year are no less important despite their non-public status.
Twenty Iconic Poems – Part II
The second in a series of articles where Philip Carr, English Tutor at MPW London, shares and comments on Iconic Poems.
The MPW Food Bank
Towards the end of 2020, our Student Council met to discuss how the college could be supporting our wider community more. One of the strategies they decided to pursue was opening a food bank in the Student Common Room which would allow students and staff to contribute food to those in Birmingham who really need it.
‘What is Your Name?’: Nomenclature in The Tempest Part II
Richard Martin's second instalment of lectures on names in The Tempest, explores the nomenclature of Gonzalo, Alonso, Antonio and Sebastian.
Twenty Iconic Poems – Part I
The first in a series of articles where Philip Carr, English Tutor at MPW London, shares and comments on Iconic Poems.
‘What is Your Name?’ Nomenclature in The Tempest
Richard Martin explores The Tempest and the significance of Miranda, Prospero and Sycorax's names.
The Two Tempests in The Tempest
Richard Martin, Head of English and Theatre Studies at MPW London, explores the subject of Alchemy in The Tempest.
Business Graduate Career Paths
Studying business gives you a broad understanding of the key elements needed to make a business successful, see the career paths open to business graduates.