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November 2025 – Amer Maithalouni
2022) argue for ethics that match local norms. Not a single global template, and of course, local values matter.
Mini-series: Identity versus school-based peer support – Teaching Matters
In Peer Learning and Support, there is just one identity-oriented scheme – LGBTQ+ Peer Mentoring – that matches new incoming students at the university with older year students in a mentoring dynamic.
Reflection on a year of postgraduate study in Edinburgh – Students at SPS
I started going to Hearts FC games which made me feel even more at home because I used to go to football matches so regularly back in England.
Mini-series: Great examples of using blogs in teaching – Teaching Matters
The course is a great match for blogging and encourages reflection.
Sport, China and Diplomacy: Beware of your own reflection! – Sport Matters
NFL matches , International Boxing and, most recently, Oceans Sports & Entertainment to promote match poker in China.
Top tips for making friends at university – Student Stories
Another great way to make friends is by joining Global Buddies, which is a free EUSA (Edinburgh University Students’ Association) initiative that matches incoming international and returning students to buddy groups,
Wake up and smell the statistics – IAD4RESEARCHERS
Or that there aren’t any interesting opportunities out there that would match your interests or values.
Motion Graphics work for Edinburgh Innovations: Engage – Digital Learning Applications and Media
Part of my role in this process typically requires me to sit with the client and storyboard out the scenes to match the script.
Networking in the Forum meeting rooms – Computing Systems
We now propose to reconfigure the meeting rooms to match the ground floor, as the rooms are now more used by non-Informatics people.
The stadium is on fire: The impact of climate change on field sports – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
A growing number of cricket matches are being cancelled due to extreme heat, drought and flooding. ... and strong winds, with many more matches having to be played in incredibly wet conditions.