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If you'd like to talk to us about what it's like to be a student at UCL History of Art, you can organise a telephone conversation with one of our staff or students listed below.
Our staff and student ambassadors are available for you to book calls with to chat through what it's like to study at UCL History of Art. To book a call, simply follow the links below.
Times shown are UK time. When you book a call, it will automatically create a Microsoft Teams meeting link, which you can use to join the call - don't worry if you don't have an MS Teams account, you can join as a guest no problem! If you are in a country where MS Teams is not supported, please let us know in the notes when you book a call and the staff member of student ambassador will organise an alternative.
If you have any problems booking a call or issues with availability, please email our Communications Officer, Helena Vowles-Shorrock.
Schedule a call with a member of staff:
- Bob Mills
Bob Mills is Professor of Medieval Studies and Head of the History of Art Department. Between 2015 and 2018 he directed qUCL, UCL's LGBTQ research network. Bob's books include Suspended Animation: Pain, Pleasure and Punishment in Medieval Culture (2005), Seeing Sodomy in the Middle Ages (2015) and Derek Jarman's Medieval Modern (2018). Bob is currently working on questions of animality and sovereignty in medieval art.
Sign up for a call with Bob here.(Please ensure you select 'offer holder calls' not 'office hours')
- Ramon Amaro
Ramon Amaro’s writing, research and practice emerge at the intersections of Black Study, psychopathology, digital culture, and the critique of computation reason.
Schedule a call with a student representative:
- Pauline
I am a third-year student pursuing a BA degree in History of Art. I am currently working on my dissertation focusing on fairy tale book illustrations from 1870 to 1920 and their impact on children. I will be able to answer any questions you have about life at UCL and in the department of History of Art, how to manage living in London and how to make the most of your first year. I am also taking courses in Archaeology and Italian and can address questions you have in those subjects. My current interests revolve around the links between fashion and art as well as psychology and social studies.
- Freda
I am a second year History of Art, Materials and Technology student, and can thus answer questions about the Materials and Technology (MAT) side of the course. Being from Singapore, I can give advice on adapting to a new culture and environment, and what it's like to live in London, especially during this pandemic. Currently, I'm interested in contemporary art, especially time-based media and film, as well as conservation.