Upon entering the ninth DEN International Student Conference at the University of Westminster, I was struck by the diversity of [ … ]
DEN Conference 2026 – A chance to Take the Reigns
On the 8th of May 2026 I had the pleasure to take part in the Ninth Annual DEN International Student [ … ]
My Wonderful Journey With DEN so far, DEN’s 9th Students Conference
As a fresher at university at the time, I was lost. I had no friends and knew no one at [ … ]
From Unfamiliar to Transformative: My Reflection on DEN’s Summer School and Conference
My first journey to the United Kingdom has been one of the most meaningful experiences of my life. Arriving in [ … ]
Speaking Across Borders: My Reflections from the DEN International Conference
Imagine a hall full of people, quiet yet deeply alive, each person listening with the same quiet hope: to hear [ … ]
The STEM of the Blossoming Flower – Experiencing TIMUN 2026
The day after completing my final university exam, I closed all the tabs on my laptop and swiftly made my [ … ]
More Than Just a Conference: My Unforgettable Journey from TIMUN in Tashkent to the DEN Conference in London
From the 1st to the 3rd of May, the TIMUN conference was held in Tashkent, where students from the University [ … ]
When Conversations Matter More Than Presentations
My name is Orasta Jumaeva, and I am a Commercial Law student at Westminster International University in Tashkent. Together with [ … ]
Through Midnight Streets, Markets and Mosques: Notes From my First Trip to Uzbekistan
Despite beginning my journey with quite high expectations of what may greet me upon my arrival, I was quickly shaken [ … ]
Speechless, yet with so much to say
My trip to Uzbekistan was my first time travelling to Central Asia, and it has broadened my global outlook in [ … ]
Looking Back on the 9th DEN Conference
A few days ago, I had the privilege of taking part in the 9th DEN International Student Conference, and the [ … ]
From Drug Development to Democracy: A Pharmacy Student’s First Time at DEN
In the evening I was flying across the vast lands of Central Asia, and by afternoon I was sitting on [ … ]











