Christine is a manager in the Media Relations team within the Marcomms Unit at the OU with an extensive background in media and PR. A former national BBC journalist, sub-editor and news editor, she also has a grounding in regional newspapers. Her PR experience includes working in-house as press officer in the busy Marcomms unit at the Zoological Society of London. At the OU, Christine covers widening access in HE, corporate news and campaigns, as well as stories from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. She has just completed an MA in Philosophy with the OU.
It’s that time of year, when exams are being sat in universities up and down the country and finishing touches are being put to dissertations and…
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It’s not every day you reach half a century and so we’re making sure we mark it properly! Up and down the country, in our nations,…
The BBC marks a half century of The Open University with a new, hour-long documentary capturing the journey of our institution over the last 50 years.…
The first results from the ExoMars mission – which includes instruments led by The Open University – give new evidence in the debate over whether methane…
An exciting week of programmes, delving into the depths of marine life around the globe – begins on Sunday 24 March, in a series co-produced by…
As negotiations continue over Brexit and politicians hold various votes on leaving and delaying one might well wonder how historians will look back at this unprecedented…
