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Bordering in a pandemic: extending the politics of belonging – Policing the Lockdown
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Successful transitions: Supporting students as they start university – Teaching Matters
Throughout the year we offer workshops for Undergraduates and for Postgraduate Taught students, both online and on campus (when it is safe to do so). ... We also work with staff in Schools to develop sessions on making transitions to Honours level and to
Lessons from Medsimscape: Fun is the best way to learn – SCOPE
There has been much focus on the teaching of non-technical skills in undergraduate and postgraduate nursing and medical education, often in high fidelity simulation facilities.
Reflections on academic standards from the marking and assessment boycott – Teaching Matters
In this post, we draw on our experience and reflections of the MAB as an entry point to unpick how regulatory ‘academic standards’ influence our assessment and feedback practices. ... We should be ensuring that the pedagogy is in place, and only
Leaving work to pursue a MSc – an international student’s perspective – School of GeoSciences Blog
Do not pursue a postgraduate degree just for the sake of getting one though. ... You do not have to quit your job to pursue a postgraduate degree.
Nuisance, amenity and praediality: Fearn’s implications in Scotland – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
However, Scottish courts have tended not to deploy the praediality requirement very strictly. ... The Inner House sought to square this with the praediality requirement in the following terms:.
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
Theorizing contacts in the Roman Empire – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
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Is Studying Abroad Right for You? Everything You Need to Know Before Applying – Students at SPS
This is because the programs are designed to align closely with certain degree requirements , such as ensuring that the courses you take abroad align well with your academic progression. ... It’s also important to check any application deadlines, as
Carefulness, Initiative and Industry: Dr Ranjeet Bhagwan Singh – Diverse Collections
Despite numerous struggles related to visa requirements –documented in a thick bundle of three-way correspondence between the University, the Malaysian government and Dr Singh himself, Dr Singh successfully moved to