Faculty of Astrological Studies

Latest News & Updates​

Catch up with all our recent news and announcements below.

Summer School 2024

Prepared by Dragana Van de moortel-Ilić & Nicola Perry Guest TutorsLynn Bell, Rod Chang, Darby Costello, Lindsay Gladstone, Christian König, Matjaž Regovec, Melanie Reinhart, Glòria Roca

Summer School 2025

Guest TutorsDarby Costello, Lindsay Gladstone, Laurence Hillman, Christian König, Clare Martin, Chris Mitchell, Glòria Roca Faculty TutorsToby Aldren, Itziar Azkona, Marielle Churaqui, Frances Clynes, Cat

Online Open Evening

15th SEPTEMBER 2025 Curious About Astrology? Join Our Online Open Evening! Are you fascinated by astrology and looking to deepen your understanding? Join us for

Written by Nicola Perry Welcome to August 2025, and what looks to be an exciting month, with even the possibility of love in the air…

Spring 2025 The Summer Solstice is the time of the year when the exam results for the Spring Exam Season are issued. We are delighted

Get ready for July! We have some big turning points this month; there’s no doubt about it. Read on for a few ideas to go

June 2025 Astrology Overview Written by Mabel Kwong June marks a month of shifts and movements. With Mercury, Venus, and Mars and Jupiter changing signs

The Astro-Weather for May 2025 On the first day of the month, Venus moves into Aries for the second time. Venus in Aries is asking

April 2025 Astrology Overview Written by Rendy Fudoh April sees two inner planets, Mercury and Venus, station direct in Pisces. Mercury, planet of communication and

Faculty Day 2025

On Saturday 22nd March, the Faculty of Astrological Studies gathered at Mary Ward House in London for our annual Faculty Day, a chance for students,

Written by Zlatina Dimova, Faculty student March 2025 Astrology Insight Welcome to March 2025! This March brings themes of deep reflection, evaluation, and perhaps a

The Faculty’s New Website is Live! We are pleased to announce the launch of our new website, designed to provide a clearer and more accessible