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    March 2025 – Edinburgh Private Law Blog

    https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/private-law/2025/03/

    04 Mar 2025: In other countries (England and Scotland, for example) an aspiring academic usually has to write a PhD thesis which, in a revised version, is often subsequently published as a book.

    Learning by doing – Teaching Matters

    https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/teaching-matters/learning-by-doing/

    11 Feb 2025: to serve as entry points for understanding Japanese concepts and worldviews that are difficult to explain in words. ... Dr Yoko Matsumoto-Sturt holds a PhD in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics and is a lecturer in Japanese Studies at the University of

    November 2021 – Online Courses

    https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/online-courses/2021/11/

    These online courses are completely free to take and have no entry requirements . Led by world-class academics and supported by teaching assistants, they […]. Ari Badlishah 18th November 2021It is essential

    Design sprint 4 & 5 research summary: entry requirements experiences – Future student online experiences

    https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/future-student-experience/design-sprint-4-5-research-summary-entry-requirements-experiences/

    18 Jul 2021: Prospective students have a lot of important questions in relation to entry requirements . ... Standard and minimum – University of Edinburgh. Entry requirements and adjusted entry requirement – University of Glasgow.

    Third Year – Ellie Wood

    https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/ellie-wood/2020/12/22/third-year/

    22 Dec 2020: Analysis and writing. Since finishing fieldwork and data entry , I’ve spent my time focusing on my social science data, which is all qualitative. ... from my PhD doing some work for Tree Aid, conducting a literature review and doing some ecological

    May 2020 – Gaelic Algorithmic Research Group

    https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/garg/2020/05/

    20 May 2020: The website’s development goes back to the late 1990s, when Lamb was working on his PhD . ... He received his PhD in Natural Language Processing at Inalco (Institute of Eastern Languages and Civilisations) in Paris.

    How to build a better PhD – Inform.ed

    https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/careersinformed/how-to-build-a-better-phd/

    13 Dec 2018: read them for yourself at the link above, what I thought was most pertinent for you now was: .. the discussion on making the PhD experience more suited for entry into a ... The Careers Service tries to help PhD students think about both of those things.

    Studying and working in physics and astronomy – Staff Pride Network

    https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/staffpridenetwork/2020/10/06/studying-and-working-in-physics-and-astronomy/

    06 Oct 2020: R: …well a PhD has been a bit of mental struggle because of the imposter syndrome which makes it hard day to day. ... R: The other thing is make sure you have a good life outside your PhD .

    SCOPE – Page 8 – Stories and views from the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine

    https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/scope/page/8/

    Thomas Williams is a respiratory paediatrician undertaking a Wellcome Trust funded PhD in Basic Science.

    May 2020 – Page 2 – Annabel Treshansky's Blog

    https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/annabel-treshansky/2020/05/page/2/

    01 May 2020: A defined research proposal for submission to a PhD programme. A Padlet or Thinglink as a mindmap of course concepts and emerging thinking along with a design rationale.