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International Women's Day 2024: Inspire inclusion
For International Women's Day 2024, we're celebrating how our research is improving the lives of women worldwide. Minu Bahrami, PhD researcher in...read more ❯
Empowering and supporting women through research
The International Women's Day 2024 theme is Inspire Inclusion. Sadeka Nujhat, PhD researcher in Chemical Engineering and our Centre for...read more ❯
ParticipatoryResearch@Bath - Research England case study
New to ParticipatoryResearch@Bath? This case study we created as part of reporting to Research England in February 2024 is a handy introduction to...read more ❯
Behaviour Change and Net Zero
Published 3/8/2024 in Bill Scott's blog
I attended the I-SEE Sustainable Energy & the Environment Webinar: Behaviour change for net zero, on Tuesday. It was given by Professor...read more ❯
Let’s talk about job interviews
Are the current standard interview practices in the recruitment process really the best we can do? We at the Public Engagement Unit certainly don’t...read more ❯
Does the 'failure of the task' lie with us?
My teenage son is a fan of The Apprentice, a format that has been repeated for 18 seasons in the UK with more-or-less the same challenges each year....read more ❯
Knocking down the Grey Wall?
Dr Joe Chrisp is a Research Associate in the Institute for Policy Research (IPR) at the University of Bath. Professor Nick Pearce is Director of the...read more ❯
Professor Marianne Ellis reflects on 50 years of chemical engineering at Bath
In this series of blog posts celebrating our Department of Chemical Engineering's 50th anniversary, we asked previous Heads of Depts about their time...read more ❯
Budget 2024: experts explain what it means for taxpayers, businesses, borrowers and the NHS
This article was originally published in The Conversation on 7 March 2024.
The spring budget of 2024 was widely seen as a chance for UK chancellor...read more ❯
Older and wiser? Returning to university after working
Hi, my name is Katherine and I am currently studying an MSc in Sustainability and Management. After deciding to return to university four years after...read more ❯
How I got the Global Leaders Scholarship at Bath: Top Tips
A big factor in my decision-making process for my master’s degree was the additional debt I would acquire. I had always said I would go straight...read more ❯
Natsuya Sakata
I am Natsuya Sakata, a third-year student at Akita University's School of Medicine. I have just started my research and study visit at the Centre...read more ❯
Uni of Bath to support Bath Digital Festival
The University is sponsoring Bath Digital Festival which takes place in May this year, and will focus on sport tech, space tech, and heritage/cities...read more ❯
HOW FATHER CHRISTMAS, A HUNGARIAN PSYCHOLOGIST AND AN ELECTRONIC NOTEBOOK FLOW TOGETHER.
Father Christmas was good to me in 2023. I was given an electronic tablet that was designed to be written on with a stylus. It is, in many ways,...read more ❯
Sexual Abuse and Violence within Sport
Abbie Watkin, SU Sport Officer discusses can sport organisations play a role in reducing violence against girls and women, and what is the Students...read more ❯
Let's Talk Education: Curriculum Transformation
Since taking on my role as PVC Education at Bath, one of the things that has brought me the most joy at work, is meeting and connecting with members...read more ❯
Everyone, everywhere can inspire inclusion
The theme for International Women’s Day (IWD) 2024 is #InspireInclusion.
Research from the Chartered Institute for Personnel Development (CIPD)...read more ❯
The £28bn Question
Whilst I’ve not been obsessing about the £28bn that the Labour Party promised to borrow to invest in green matters every year in the next...read more ❯