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A newsletter produced by the Chemical Engineering Division. Comprises two issues from June 1992 and June 1995.

Issues 5 and 6.

An occasional newsletter on quality and standards developments nationally and at South Bank University.

A promotional film for South Bank University including sections on the following subject areas: Education, Health, Built Environment, Arts Management, Engineering, Computing, Business and Science along with information about student life.

Four short films promoting the University to prospective students.

• The first film provides a general introduction to the University and includes information on learning facilities, support services, halls of residence, the Students' Union, the Sports Centre and Honorary Graduates.

• The second film introduces the Faculty of Health and its range of courses.

• The third film introduces the Faculty of Engineering and provides information on the courses on offer, the Faculty's facilities and its research areas.

The fourth film introduces the Faculty of the Built Environment, the disciplines covered and the teaching approaches used.

A promotional film for the Faculty of Health at the Whipps Cross Campus. The film covers the courses on offer and their structure, the Faculty's facilities and teaching staff and the student body. It also includes interviews with current students.

A film promoting postgraduate studies at South Bank University Business School presented by Professor Paul Burns, Head of School. It features interviews with current students and members of staff and provides information on the different courses available.

Also shows Keyworth Street and former presbyterian chapel

Edited by Ross Gilmore

Loose paper minutes of the Academic Standards Committee.

Loose paper minutes of the Academic Standards Committee.

An invitation and reply slip for a party held at Wandsworth Road to celebrate the success of the Faculty of the Built Environment and the Brixton School of Building which celebrated its 100th year centenary in 2004.