A Personal Career Journey – Pt. 4
Kelly Louise Preece -
During funeral planning and preparations, I got my regular notification from jobs.ac.uk about roles in the South West
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A Personal Career Journey – Pt. 3
Kelly Louise Preece -
It took me a long time to recover, but I gradually got back in to work. Financial pressures loomed as withdrawing from my PhD meant I lost my bursary, so…
A Personal Career Journey – Pt. 2
Kelly Louise Preece -
Although I decided not to go to Drama School I didn’t leave my love of dancing behind.
A Personal Career Journey
Kelly Louise Preece -
This article is the story of my career – from my childhood dream of being Queen to my current job as Researcher Development Manager at the University of Exeter.
5 Reasons why you should attend Careers in Asia 2019
jobs.ac.uk careers -
We understand the amount of work that needs to go into finding the right opportunities, as well as how hard it can be to get the information you need when…
Deciding to Apply for a PhD
Rachel Jones -
Doctoral Decisions To open this blog post series, I have decided to start at the very beginning by addressing your decision to apply for a PhD. Managing your Masters workload…
Learning Physics and Equality while watching Bonanza: the Albert Michelson episode
Maria Seijo-Richart -
The newest series of Dr. Who has been consistently praised, not only because, for the first time, the doctor is a woman, but for chapters like “Rosa” (Chapter 3), in…
Reflections on a happy ending: 1. A question of perspective (Brief Encounter, 1945, dir. David Lean)
Maria Seijo-Richart -
(THIS BLOG POST CONTAINS SPOILERS!*) I have always loved a happy ending and I believe all stories should have one. However, what is a happy ending? This will be the…
“What for?”: when languages were an unpopular option
Maria Seijo-Richart -
Around fifteen years ago, I met a girl whose friends deemed her crazy because she decided to study Arab (“What for?”). She ended having the last laugh when an oil…
The role of the media in Muslim-majority countries
Guest Blogger -
In this guest blogpost we hear about a forthcoming event in November, to which scholars are also very welcome to submit papers for panel discussion by 31 July 2016. Hosted by London’s Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations...
