Faculti is a values-driven organisation with a passion for teaching, learning and scholarship.
The Faculti Platform is an important reference tool which gives users instant access to relevant and up-to-date academic and professional research content. This continually expanding library of news, analysis, facts and figures covers a large variety of subjects including: Medicine, Education, Law, Business, Psychology, Sociology, History, Art, Design and Architecture.
Faculti hosts content from across the world’s leading institutions including The United Nations, the British Parliament, Harvard University, Stanford University, MIT, Caltech, New York University, Oxford University, Cambridge University and the University of the Arts London, and leading figures from Ambassadors and Diplomats, Poet Laureates and Pulitzer Prize Winners.
Faculti do not claim copyright of any of the underlying publications nor any referred to in-interview publications. We are not affiliated to any political party, institution or organisation. We aim to provide an engaging, impartial and inclusive platform covering the scale and magnitude of academic and professional information.
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What other figures say about working with Faculti
“Faculti research insights are an invaluable resource for students and general members of the public exploring disciplines and issues. They are also important for researchers to share their ideas and thinking with broader audiences, and for universities to showcase their academic staff and research strengths.”
Trevor Marchand, Emeritus Professor of Social Anthropology, School of Oriental and African Studies
“Working with Faculti was a pleasure. The videographer was talented and well-informed, and the interview was painless – even pleasant. The Faculti staff quickly prepared and presented the video clip on the Faculti website, and did an excellent job with it. I have received nothing but compliments about the video, and look forward to working with Faculti again.”
Jeffry Frieden, Harvard University
“Faculti’s aim is to communicate research in a way that is accessible to the wider public. The videos are professionally made and the participants present their ideas clearly in an unadorned, simple way, largely relying on direct, to camera communication, without any other audiovisual aids. A simple idea, well executed.”
British Universities Film and Video Council
“The Faculti team has produced informative, accessible videos that convey substance without being overbearing. Viewers can be spurred either to find out more or to come away satisfied with a modicum of new, valuable knowledge.”
Susan Sugarman, Princeton University
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