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Afua Hirsch strikes out on her own
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/afua-hirsch-strikes-out-on-her-ownAfua Hirsch strikes out on her own. Afua Hirsch qualified as a barrister before working as a print and TV journalist. Now a successful author and broadcaster, she recently set up her own production company, Born In Me. She receives an honorary
Alumnus Sam Cox on his sustainable business and time at…
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/alumnus-sam-cox-on-his-sustainable-busi…Alumnus Sam Cox on his sustainable business and time at LSBU. I had been interested in the relationship between natural ecological systems and architecture for quite some time, and LSBU had a fantastic diploma course where I could continue both of
Alumnus Oliver Andrew on his international award
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/alumnus-oliver-andrew-on-his-internatio…Alumnus Oliver Andrew on his international award. Oliver was very proactive throughout his degree - keen to establish his name within the industry, and involved himself with projects alongside his course. He found that support from his tutors helped
Ola Obadara, Alumna, BA (Hons) Architecture, MSc FCIOB…
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/ola-obadara-alumna-ba-hons-architecture…Ola Obadara, Alumna, BA (Hons) Architecture, MSc FCIOB MAPM. Ola Obadara (BA (Hons) Architecture, 2000), MSc FCIOB MAPM, recently joined LSBU’s board of governors. She explains how a women-only foundation course at the university opened up
Alumna Elle McNicoll on becoming a published author
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/alumna-elle-mcnicoll-on-becoming-a-publ…Alumna Elle McNicoll on becoming a published author. Initially, Elle believed university wasn’t for her, but she achieved a first degree and like most of us, just wanted to make her parents proud. With her can do attitude she became a published
Lloyd Mukutirwa on how LSBU prepared him for day-to-day…
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/lloyd-mukutirwa-on-how-lsbu-prepared-hi…Lloyd Mukutirwa on how LSBU prepared him for day-to-day responsibilities. Many LSBU students join us having followed a fairly traditional route into higher education, but we are a diverse, accommodating institution that is also home to plenty of
Nour Borghol: award nominations, undergraduate and…
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/nour-borghol-award-nominations,-undergr…Nour Borghol: award nominations, undergraduate and masters study at LSBU. Nour Borghol (BA (Hons) Architecture, 2019) won the LSBU Architecture Prize for her third-year undergraduate project and was nominated for the RIBA Bronze Award and the
Alumnus Patty Leo on her career to be an architect
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/alumnus-patty-leo-on-her-career-to-be-a…Alumnus Patty Leo on her career to be an architect. I’ve wanted to be an architect from age four, I didn’t know what it meant. I use to walk around with a suitcase with Lego and pencils, I would draw and build things and show people, I’ve just