UCL video and audio

UCL produces video and audio on a huge variety of subjects, from research breakthroughs by our staff and discussions by our specialists on controversial issues, to student activities and how UCL works with the local community.

UCL’s YouTube channel and UCL on iTunes U also host interviews, discussions, lectures, films made by staff and students and more.

Below is a selection of our latest multimedia that reflects the thought-provoking, groundbreaking activity going on across the university.

If you are a UCL student or staff member and would like to let us know about a film you have made on a UCL-related subject, please contact UCL Communications.

If you would like to organise filming of an event, please contact UCL Multimedia.

Watch: Dr James Thompson on the Chilean miners’ psychological struggles

	Based on research of patients suffering from severe trauma, Dr James Thompson, senior honorary lecturer in Psychology at UCL, talks through the psychological rollercoaster the Chilean miners will face over the coming months. more...

UCL joins Cardiff University to unearth Caerleon’s Roman past

	An archaeological excavation project co-directed by Dr Andrew Gardner (UCL Archaeology) and Dr Peter Guest from Cardiff University is taking place in Caerleon this summer. more...

Third national survey of sexual attitudes and lifestyles

	A team of researchers from UCL with other academic institutions is conducting the 2010 National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles (Natsal 2010). more...

Improving the lives of mothers and children

	UCL is hosting an exhibition of photographs chronicling the university's involvement in a project to improve mother and and child health in rural Africa. more...

UCL Vice-Provosts on the future of UK higher education

	In this age of austerity, we need to fund excellence, argue UCL Vice-Provosts David Price and Stephen Caddick in the Times Higher Education today. more...

Exhibition explores why science loves a rough diamond

	UCL is hosting a public exhibition about one of the most extraordinary substances on Earth – diamonds. more...

Vision of water wins sustainability competition

	An installation exploring how much water it requires to produce a single cup of coffee has won a UCL competition encouraging staff and students to think about sustainability. more...

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