The benefits of working from home
Jennifer Todd -
For those of us not used to working from home, these last few months have been a period of adaptation. I understand the necessity of learning to work remotely since…
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Working from home
Jennifer Todd -
If you’ve never worked from home before, you might be feeling a little bit uncertain right now. Worried that you won’t be able to focus, feeling robbed of your routine, or just missing the company of your colleagues.
2nd year ups and downs
Abbie Jones -
Following on from my previous post on my ups and downs during my 1st year, this post covers my main ups and downs from my 2nd year. Mid-point struggles I…
The PhD Rollercoaster: 1st Year Ups and Downs
Abbie Jones -
Like most things in life, a PhD is full of a variety of ups and downs.
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
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.
Research in foreign Lands: Part II- the cherishable experience
Nazia Nasir -
In the first part, I discussed some of the challenges that scholars face when moving to a foreign country for their research. But it’s not all that bad, once the…
Research in foreign lands: Part I- the challenges
Nazia Nasir -
[This is the first part of a blog which discusses the challenges faced by research scholars from developing countries, with Indians dominating this diaspora, when they move abroad to pursue…
