Theses
This page displays the growing list of theses and dissertations written by Regent's University London students. This developing collection spans across many academic disciplines, reflecting the rich contributions made by Regent's students to their respective fields.
Abstracts are viewable publicly; full text only available to Regent’s University London staff and students. Please login to view the full text.
We are actively working to expand this collection, so please check back for updates. If you have any questions, please contact library@regents.ac.uk.
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International diversification benefits of emerging equity markets
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How ESG impacts on the source of funding in the main European blue-chip companiesFederica Vailati
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Does the integration of ESG factors into optimized portfolio management on the NYSE influence overall portfolio risk and return? Yes and NoCarlo Filippo and Chionetti Smiderle
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A phenomenological exploration of fear in everyday lifeGkolfo Karlou
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Discursive constructions of English-speaking monolingual therapists about working with multilingual clientsFlorence Little
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Growing stronger : coming out growth, social support, and spiritual wellbeing as protective factors in the LGBT experience of minority stressElena Golovina
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Dialogue in therapy : an interpretative-phenomenological analysis of counselling psychologists' accountsBeate Schieffelbein
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The experience of committing to abstinence from substance use for young adults living in a residential detoxification centreMaria Tulino
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The relationship between gender, volunteering and frequency of volunteering on body image and body esteemKate Mccormack
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Dementia : exploring therapists' experiences ; an exploration of psychotherapists' experiences of working with clients with dementiaSonia Khan
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Effect of odour and false feedback on cognitive performance, self-efficacy, self-esteem and moodCatherine Chang
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Eating disorders in LebanonLana Seguias
Browse the collection to find work that can inspire you and give you examples of exemplary student work.