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E-cycling… destination: health – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Now for a few diary entries and reflections…. Post-weekend blues made me think of taking the bike on the train and cycling home was a good idea. ... It a legal requirement in the UK that limits the rider going over 15.5mph on e-bikes.
First week in IAD – Researcher Development
Another reason for applying for this internship is that I am a prospective postgraduate student, possibly embarking on a research career myself. ... reading draft applications to ensure it meets the requirements !
Tips for returning to full-time education – School of GeoSciences Blog
Therefore, I started to plan for a postgraduate degree and found the MSc Energy, Society and Sustainability in Edinburgh a good fit for me. ... It gave me great flexibility to prepare for returning to study and cope with the covid requirements at the time
Writing resources – available resources – Study Hub Blog
Postgraduates . Many students are working on their dissertations now, so this post is a reminder of the dissertation-related resources we have available on the Study Hub Blog. ... And if you’re just finishing up or looking over the formal requirements
Boosting Digital Research Skills for PGRs and researchers at the University of Edinburgh – Teaching Matters
The University of Edinburgh has made a commitment to strengthening digital research skills across its postgraduate research community. ... The programme also promotes collaboration and communication skills, as participants must engage with unfamiliar
Mental health and wellbeing week – SCOPE
Post-doctoral researcher Lara Campana talks about overcoming an eating disorder. Kelly Douglas, postgraduate administrator with the Centre for Regenerative Medicine, on the importance of maintaining good mental health.
Chained to the Past: Lecture Two – Edinburgh Gifford Lectures Blog
Here, the corporation’s more profitable ‘core’ (the design & marketing team, deal-makers) is retained as company employees while the so-called inessential services (data entry , janitorial and maintenance) are outsourced ... I will add a question of
Video walk throughs of design sprint prototypes - Future student online experiences
Our design sprints generated an amazing amount of ideas in a short period of time, and most importantly, feedback from students on which ideas were good ones. Our design sprint lead, Nicola Dobiecka, talks through our prototypes and what we learned.
Why so few cases in the Inner House? – Part 1 – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
Which brings me to the second, and more important, consequence of the 2014 Act which will occupy the rest of this blog entry . ... There is an open appeal, with no requirement of leave, from the sheriff or the sheriff principal to the Court of Session.
Inclusive, equitable, and fair assessment – Teaching Matters
Sam is a postgraduate student, and Vice President Education at Edinburgh University Students’ Association. ... This entry is part of the Learning and Teaching Enhancement Theme: Assessment and Feedback Principles and Priorities.