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EdWeb deployment update May 2016 – profiles – Website and Communications Blog
This latest development will allow all staff and postgraduate research students to create effective profile pages that will be presented on the University site in a consistent, professional manner. ... The College web team supplied requirements , along
Global Justice and the Fringe – Global Justice Blog
This is where the 2014 Edinburgh Fringe comes in! The Beltane-curated Fringe shows will be somewhere that researchers – including postgraduate students – can discuss their more controversial research with a public ... In fact, we’ve made it a
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
On the frontline for Clearing – Educational Design and Engagement
Of the clearing-related callers I spoke to, none met the entry requirements unfortunately, so I was never able to get as far as making a verbal offer. ... Many frontline call handling staff like myself hadn’t worked on Clearing before, so this was a
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.
Tropical livestock are key to help feed the world – SCOPE
The requirement for animal protein like meat, milk and eggs is increasing as the global population grows.
Preparing for online learning – Study Hub Blog
Postgraduates . Doing a degree which will be taught fully online can seem a little daunting. ... Find out the technical requirements for your course. Read through your handbook and any other guidance to check what software will be used for teaching (e.g.
Computing Problems and Legal History – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
But, like most people in the academic world, your blogger often encounters the requirement to use poorly designed computer systems: the design of which has been not to aid the user, ... Two things, however, have spurred this blog entry . The first is an
Video walk throughs of design sprint prototypes – Future student online experiences
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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.