The Future of Sustainable Railway: A Tale of Two RCM Analytic Approaches? Professor Babakalli Alkali, from the School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment, will deliver his inaugural professorial lecture on Tuesday, March 2. The lecture, entitled The Future of Sustainable Railway: A Tale of Two RCM Analytic Approaches?, will explore how the application of remote condition monitoring is used for data collection of critical systems on trains, and how a reliability centred maintenance approach can be used to analyse failures in order to improve the performance and safety of trains. Professor Alkali will use these analytic approaches to look at the importance of data in deciding what type of maintenance policy should be implemented on railways before trying to determine how it should be done efficiently. He will also outline the benefits of analytics towards sustainable performance and costs associated with disruptions and cancellations of service operations in the industry. He

We are honoured to be joined by the Director of the British School of Fashion Tim Jackson who will be discussing the unique suite of progammes on offer. Tim will discuss the specialised fashion knowledge taught which is generated through a unique and critical balance of leading edge industry practice and underpinned by the latest academic research. The unique course catalogue includes: MSc Luxury Marketing MSc Fashion Business Creation MBA Luxury Brand Management MSc Fashion and Lifestyle Marketing Ask your questions live or comment in the discussion tab below!

Join our first ever GCU London Live! Professor Natascha Radclyffe-Thomas will join us to discuss the launch of the innovative 'Sustainable Luxury' module which includes SDGs, unpacking Circular Economy and social enterprise. Followed by a Q&A. Do you have questions about studying at the British School of Fashion GCU London? Post your comment in the discussion tab and we will answer them live!

One day till graduation! Let’s go over some key information for tomorrow’s big event: Location: The Ceremony will take place at the Royal Festival Hall (Southbank Centre - BIG REMINDER: Due to tube strikes, it’s best to be safe and leave 30

Are you an International Student wanting to learn more about the UK job market, how to stand out as an applicant, and ace your interviews? GCU Careers have partnered with Student Circus who will be delivering a series of three webinars on November

If you are graduating November 5th, please familiarise yourself with the graduation schedule. The Ceremony will take place at the Royal Festival Hall and will officially start at 2pm After you have checked in at the Royal Festival Hall(check in

This week's guest is Dr Madhu Acharyya the programme leader of MSc International Banking and Finance and MSc Insurance and Sustainable Risk Management. Find out how our programmes will accelerate your professional career in commercial and corporate banking and the finance, insurance and risk industries. Ask your questions live or comment in the discussion tab below!

This week on GCU London Live we are joined by MSc Fashion Business Creation programme leader Erica Charles. This distinctive programme is designed in collaboration with fashion industry leaders to provide students with an insider's view of this unique market. Erica will explain what you'll learn at the British School of Fashion GCU London which is located in the heart of the fashion industry, benefitting from our high-level connections to the business. Join us live to ask your questions or comment in the discussion tab below.

Jonny Benjamin MBE - A story of hope and recovery and how we can all overcome any adversity in life. Jonny Benjamin MBE is an award winning mental health campaigner, writer, filmmaker and public speaker. As part of Mental Health Awareness Week which takes place 18th – 24 May, Jonny will deliver an exclusive talk to GCU staff, students and graduates at 4pm on Wednesday 20th May. Jonny will share his journey with mental illness, from the first experience of seeing a psychologist at the age of 5, through to a breakdown and hospitalisation at the age of 20. This led to a suicide attempt in which Jonny was saved by a stranger. Six years later, after a long period of recovery, Jonny launched a campaign to find this stranger which went viral and resulted in the pair being reunited. Jonny recounts his story with honesty and frankness. Soon after he found the stranger he had a relapse and returned to hospital. In the years since, he has had several relapses, and now at the age of 33 Jonny