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Deborah Bull

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Deborah Bull

Vice President/Vice-Principal (London)

Deborah Bull is Vice President & Vice-Principal (London) at King’s College London. She provides leadership at King’s for both the university’s engagement with London – one of five priorities in King’s vision to 2029 – and for its cultural strategy. Deborah joined King’s in 2012 following a long and successful career in the arts, as performer, creative leader and cultural commentator. She has served on the boards of Arts Council England and the BBC and is currently a member of the Arts & Humanities Research Council and VIce President, Cultural Development at the British Science Association. She was awarded a CBE in 1998.

4 pieces

Newest first, since March 2018

  1. · Long read

    What’s wrong with “public engagement”?

    Jonathan Grant and Deborah Bull interrogate the ethics and framing of public engagement practice in UK universities.

    With Jonathan Grant

  2. · Comment

    What does it mean to be a 21st-Century civic university?

    Deborah Bull, of King’s College London, asks what it means to be a civic university in the 21st Century.

  3. · Comment

    King’s Commission on London proposes solutions to the city’s complex challenges

    Deborah Bull of King’s College London introduces the final report of the King’s Commission on London.

  4. · Comment

    Universities should be integral to the success of the cities they call home

    Deborah Bull, of KCL, says that universities should be integral to the success of the cities they call home.