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IAB2016 Reflections: Sarah McNeill – The Mason Institute Blog
IAB2016 Reflections: Sarah McNeill. PublishedBy Sarah McNeill. Part of a series of blog posts from the IAB 2016 Mason Institute Scholarship Winners.
A life-changing gift: Fundraising for Widening Participation initiatives – Teaching Matters
I’ve spoken to alumni who can recall the name of every student who has ever benefitted from the scholarship that they helped to fund. ... And I could name half a dozen brand-name companies whose scholarship programmes at Edinburgh are among their
Primary rights and liability in delict – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
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Open Education and OER in the Curriculum – Educational Design and Engagement
sharing experiences and professional practice, and engaging with interdisciplinarity and open scholarship . ... It encourages them to ensure they are synthesising all the reliable information available, and to think about how they can communicate their
What is a festschrift? – The Mason Institute Blog
This chapter is a wonderful example of next-generation socio-legal-scientific scholarship . Finally, the last word goes to one of the editors, Jesse Wall, who argues eloquently from Skegg’s
Jean-Louis Halpérin: Medal CNRS – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
From his early work on the Revolutionary through to the Napoleonic period, Professor Halpérin has been at the forefront of legal-historical scholarship .
Professor A.B. (Basil) Edwards – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
Through his scholarship , he continued a long and important tradition of historical scholarship in South African law.
User journey map for prospective taught postgraduates – Future student online experiences
Some scholarship schemes only fund places at particular universities. After finding a funding source for which they were eligible to apply, prospective international taught postgraduates then looked for a postgraduate programme
Why practice doesn’t necessarily make perfect – Future student online experiences
Have they spent time looking at entry requirements, fees information, scholarships and funding opportunities and other areas that we know are top tasks for a prospective postgraduate?
WEEK11 CURATING, ARCHIVES, HISTORIES – Tianyi Chen / Curating (2024-2025)[SEM2]
Research-driven approaches, like SALT’s It Was a Time of Conversation, also frame curating as public scholarship , blending academic, artistic, and community perspectives. .