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NCIUL offers a range of UK undergraduate programmes across three different faculties: Psychology, Politics and International Relations, Business and Management.
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Blog
Why to Choose to study Economics
If you are considering to undertake a degree in Economics, but you still are still unsure and need further clarification, this mini guide can help you. Economics is the study of how societies, governments, businesses, families and individuals allocate their resources...
Professional Figure: 65% of the children who go to school today, will carry out work that does not exist yet.
At the beginning of 2000 the professional figure of the social media manager, the specialist in managing Facebook or Instagram pages, did not appear in CVs. People who ten years ago invested in a training course and experimented with the language of social networks...
Why is it important to study psychology?
Psychology studies allows us to acquire a range of different skills ranging from the behaviour observed to the physiology of the brain. The aim is to understand how the human mind works and how it allows the implementation of different behaviours in different...
Why all prices end with a 9?
It is not difficult to guess, but now on most price tags are similar in the final figure: 9. We are bombarded with offers with winking prices, ending with 9. Does this strategy works? £0.99, 9.99 and so on. Actually the technique is not new, it attract us with prices...
It’s Spring time! Here’s what to do in London in Spring!
We are finally abandoning the bewildering winter climate, which seemed to last forever, and the capital is about to flourish with new openings, festivals, exhibitions and events for our enjoyment. Spring in London: here’s a list of the most interesting things to do in...
What happens to the Brain when we fall in Love?
The frontal cortex, essential for judgment, goes out when you fall in love. Romantic or maternal love is a remarkably rewarding experience. Both are related to the perpetuation of the species and therefore have a closely related biological function of crucial...
Interview with Dr. Sara Fazzin: author of the book: Emotion-Based Approaches to Personnel Management: Emerging Research and Opportunities.
Interview with Dr. Sara Fazzin Dean, Faculty of Business and Management at NCIUL . Dr. Sara Fazzin is the author of the book: Emotion-Based Approaches to Personnel Management: Emerging Research and Opportunities. Why emotions in the workplace? Emotions in the...
Who is Greta Thunberg: the 15-year-old Swedish activist who inspired the Global Climate Strike for Future.
Today, Friday 15th March, kids from all over the world, inspired by Greta Thunberg go on strike to demand that the climate crisis be treated for what it really is, a global emergency, ignored by adults and their policies, which risks stealing their future. Who is...
The biodiversity of the food we eat is in danger!
The biodiversity of the food we eat is in danger due to the the plant and animal species on which we rely on being at risk. The organisms that constitute to the "hard core" of human food are in decline due to the incorrect management of land and water and due to the...
The Advantages of Distance Learning
Are you thinking about doing a distance degree programme, but you don’t know where to start? Taking a degree online is the ideal solution to study from the comfort of your home, whenever you want. This system allows you to learn according to your times, organising...
