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Inaugural Lecture of Professor Kasey McCall-Smith – The Art and Alchemy of Human Rights Interpretation – Global Justice Blog
A US-qualified lawyer whose scholarship spans treaty law, the prevention of torture, detention standards and children’s rights, Professor McCall-Smith has examined how international human rights norms derive practical ... obligations. Here, Professor
Mini-series: Engaging with lecture recording: Learning from each other – Teaching Matters
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What’s it like doing a PhD in creative writing at the University of Edinburgh? – Double spaced
Submitting funding requests. Preparing references for scholarship applications (kudos to Jane for doing a lot of these for me). ... I keep a whiteboard of everything I am supposed to do, including my word count on my critical reflexive, my upcoming
How many angels can dance on the point of a pin? – David McComb on the Physics of Turbulence
I’m not advocating a dirigiste approach of any kind. I very much understand the importance of scholarship and research on fundamentals being a sort of creative ferment.
Spotlight on Practice Worth Sharing: Team building in Higher Education – Teaching Matters
Kreber, C. (2013). Authenticity in and through teaching: The transformative potential of the scholarship of teaching.
Mapping the prospective postgraduate research applicant user journey - Future student online experiences
These have a scholarship attached, so there is no funding application step for the applicant to complete.
How I survived my viva and PhD thesis defence in creative writing – Double spaced
The hard stuff included: applying for grants, scholarships and funding, flying multiple transcontinental flights each year, organizing travel logistics and accommodation issues like letting my flat, trying to juggle work and
‘A dream come true’: Visiting scholars lived experiences of residential outdoor and environmental education – Teaching Matters
His teaching and scholarship are focused on how can and how should education and learning be re-thought and re-configured to make a significant and central contribution to achieving a
My Journey into Archival Research: An Empirical Dissertation Experience By Seonggyun Eamon Kim, Master of Nursing (Pre-registration) – Nursing Blog
to real-world scholarships .
Professor Emeritus Reuven Yaron, 1924-2014 – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
birthday. His scholarship ranged through the linked fields of Roman law, ancient near eastern law, Jewish law and Aramaic papyri.