The HaSS Faculty Research Training Programme at Newcastle University are holding a second advanced training two-day workshop for PGR students this summer. This is called ‘Visually Mediated Research: Using Visual Methods in the Social Sciences’ and will take place present in person on campus in Newcastle. It will take place 20-21 June 2022 About the […]
In response to the Exeter Decolonising Network, the Doctoral College is undertaking a Decolonising Research project to identify what decolonisation means in the context of research, and specifically postgraduate research at the University of Exeter. The Decolonising Research Festival will take place online from 20th June-8th July, to kick start our thinking about what decolonisation means within a research context […]
We are delighted to be able to offer you the opportunity to do some broadcast interview training with award-winning journalist Rachel Shabi! A media and communications workshop designed to ensure that, the next time you address a rolling camera, an audience or an interview panel, you’re fully equipped to get your message across. This session covers […]
Research always involves juggling, even in normal times; and the last couple of years have been an especially challenging time to be a PGR. Whatever your current stage of PGR studies, you’re warmly invited to join us at Hawkwood College near Stroud between 28 June-1 July as we ‘bring it all together’ by taking stock, celebrating […]
Photographs of everyday life as a refugee in South West England. The Being_Human exhibition is on for 2 weeks at the Priory Road Complex, University of Bristol, launching on Wednesday 29th June. Come along and support UK asylum seekers and refugees by checking it out. The exhibition consists of photographs taken by asylum seekers and […]
Dr. Brett Edwards will talk through his work on poisons and pestilence as weapons, as well as his experiences recording a podcast. About this event After working on biological and chemical weapon-related issues for several years, Brett decided to develop a deeper appreciation of the history of this area. This has turned into a podcast […]
The School of Education at the University of Bristol is holding their annual doctoral conference from the 6 – 8 July 2022.Sign up on Eventbrite here This year’s School of Education doctoral conference will by hybrid (first 2 days virtual and one day online) take place from the 6th-8th of July and the theme will […]
The second online session in the SWDTP Feminist Perspectives webinar series 2022. About the session For many, intersectionality should not be considered as a separate feminist topic, but rather as a framework andor concept that infiltrates all areas of feminist thought and analysis. This webinar will: Provide an introduction to the history of intersectionality Illustrate […]
How and Why People Keep Their Politics a Secret: A Discussion with Professor Emily Van Duyn Why Democracy Lives in Darkness About this event Emily Van Duyn, PhD, assistant professor at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, will discuss her newly published book, Democracy Lives in Darkness: How and Why People Keep Their Politics a Secret, […]
MethodsCon is a wholly in-person event that will take place over two days in Manchester (UK) on 13-14 September 2022. The theme of the event is “rethinking the boundaries of methods in health and social science research”. Following two years of online delivery, NCRM is delighted to announce a return to in-person, live events. This […]