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May 2020 – SCOPE
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, he was undertaking scientific training through a PhD in immunology as…. ... Thomas Williams is a respiratory paediatrician undertaking a Wellcome Trust funded PhD in Basic Science.
Studying and working in physics and astronomy – Staff Pride Network
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 .
Redesigning how we display entry requirements in the undergraduate degree finder – Future student online experiences
20 Nov 2023: With those issues in mind, our goal was to introduce a new design for entry requirements that:. ... You can view the latest iteration of entry requirements on the three programme pages in the beta.
March 2025 – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
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
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
June 2020 – Gaelic Algorithmic Research Group
23 Jun 2020: Tá grúpaí taighde ann in áiteanna éagsúla in Éirinn (DCU, Trinity, NUIG go háirithe) agus bíonn mic léinn máistreachta/ PhD acu anois is arís, ach ní leor é sin chun an
Insights from a Fast Streamer – Inform.ed
18 Oct 2018: Christine Gilmore (Masters in Arab World Studies 2011; Phd 2016) talks to us today. ... The wonderful thing is that the Civil Service can accommodate both my short-term requirements and long-term goals.
Diversity Prize for Edinburgh neuroscientist – SCOPE
08 May 2023: Based across the Lothian Birth Cohorts group and the Division of Psychiatry, Arish describes himself as a neuroscientist, educator and activist – committed not only to his PhD research in translational neuroscience –
Edinburgh Private Law Blog – Page 3
23 Jul 2024: by Lisa Cowan, PhD candidate, University of Edinburgh. In Armstead v Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Co. ... This blog entry illustrates some of that distinct legal heritage by examining the employment of domestic servants in early nineteenth-century
Depowering education – Teaching Matters
26 Nov 2024: This means, at the same time, that students can’t simply demand the educator ‘serves’ their ‘outside’ world of instrumental requirements , despite the ‘debt’ the latter imposes. ... 1] Oxford online (2024) ‘Empowerment’ [dictionary entry ]