Ever felt like your PhD brain is made of fluff? Or perhaps it has taken the form of an interconnected, entangled giant rabbit warren, where ideas get lost as soon as they emerge? Ideas that you know are there or could be there, but there seems to be too much white noise in the way? […]
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Susie Self reflects on her research in the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and her mission to bring opera to the masses.
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Sally Bailey, doctoral researcher, reflects on her research in the School of Art and her role as a student rep, supporting students and making their voices heard.
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This blog post emerged from the reflection on the event that took place in Birmingham School of Art from an end of June until early July 2018. The event itself allowed artists, who are conducting their PhD research at the school, to take over (hence the name) one of the available studio spaces in BSA. […]
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Applying for academic jobs: Seven choices to make by Sophie Coulombeau, Lecturer in English Literature, Cardiff University This post first appeared in on Sophie Coulombeau’s blog on September 24, 2014. Yesterday I had a chat with postgraduate students in my new department at Cardiff University, about the process of applying for academic jobs after the PhD. It was felt […]
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Educating Ali The following blog is by Dr Ali Haggett. Ali writes about her experiences of academia and her transition out of academic life and work. You can follow Ali’s blog here. The 21st September 2018 was my last day working as an academic at one of the UK’s top universities. Unlike many on precarious […]
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