High-Profile Speaker Programme for Studium 2021
Studium returns to Winchester tomorrow with a morning of horizon-expanding lectures for all pupils. We are honoured to be hosting a fantastic array of speakers: historians and economists, adventurers and journalists, entrepreneurs and television producers, engineers, politicians and scientists.
Studium provides an invaluable experience for our pupils, hearing directly from leaders in all manner of fields, and gaining insight into areas far beyond the curriculum.
This year, we will also be joined by 50 pupils from local schools, and will welcome The Friends of Winchester College. We are very grateful to them all for taking time out of their working days to be with us.
Studium 2021 line-up:
Gina Miller, businesswoman and activist - Speaking Truth to Power (pictured)
Baroness Morgan, former Secretary of State for Education, and Digital, Culture, Media and Sport - Does Parliament still work in the 21st Century?
Chris Lubbe, former bodyguard to Nelson Mandela and anti-apartheid activist - My journey from apartheid to truth and reconciliation
Kate Phillips, Controller, BBC Entertainment - How to get ahead in T.V.
Wasfi Kani CBE, founder of Grange Park Opera - The Rocky Road to Opera
Nick Jenkins, founder of Moonpig - The world of start-ups from both sides of the fence
Major General Jonathan Shaw MA(Oxon) CB CBE, first and former Head of Cybersecurity for the British Army - Why Whitehall Can’t Do Strategy
Colonel John Blashford Snell, explorer and founder of Operation Raleigh - In the Wake of Drake
Bob Wigley, former banker, tech investor and Chair of UK Finance - Think Big - the only thing limiting most people's achievements is their own lack of ambition
Sandy Rattray, recently retired Chief Investment Officer of hedge fund Man Group - Science in Finance
Jeremy Hunter, journalist and documentary maker - Brooks and the Atlantic Slave Trade
Andy French and Matthew King, Winchester dons - Sing a song of Science
John Pilkington, adventurer and journalist - The Great Game Revisited
Julie Summers, historian and author - Everest Needs You, Mr Irvine
George Trefgarne, former Telegraph Economics Editor - How to succeed in Journalism
Charlie Walker, adventurer and writer - Following The Line: an 8-month triathlon from the Arctic to Istanbul
Harry Clarke, founder of RingGo - Golden Nuggets – lessons from an entrepreneur
Professor Elizabeth T. Hurren, historian - Was Jack-the-Ripper Montague Druitt? An Anatomy of Murder in the Metropolis
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