Student Posts

Written by: Sara Yadollahi PhD Research Programme in Education Attending the BERA Annual Conference 2026 was highly valuable to my doctoral and professional development. The conference began with a keynote panel that included an engaging presentation from the University of...

Connecting and Learning at EUROCALL 2026 (Dongixa Pan PhD Research Programme in Education) From 8 to 11 September 2026, I had the valuable opportunity to attend the EUROCALL Conference at Ulster University in Belfast, with support from the Department of...

Attending EUROCALL 2026: Connecting Academia, Reality, and People Earlier this month, I had the pleasue of attending the EUROCALL 2026 conference held at Ulster University, Belfast, and thanks to the support from the Department of Education's postgraduate development fund. As...

Alice Anderson & Carol A. Taylor, Department of Education, University of Bath Introduction We met when Alice was undertaking her final year undergraduate dissertation and Carol was supervisor, a relationship which presumes a firm pedagogic hierarchy: Alice – novice; Carol...

Blog to mark World Environment Day and World Ocean Day 2022 Eliane Bastos, Hannah Hogarth, Charlotte Hankin, Elisabeth Barratt Hacking, Department of Education, University of Bath There is a swell forming in the Department of Education inviting thinking and doing...

We are delighted to post the second of three blogs on an arts education project conducted by teachers in the department. In this first post, Ben and Gail introduce their project. Ben Van Praag & Dr Gail Forey, Department of...

We are delighted to post the first of three blogs on an arts education project conducted in Gloucestershire by teachers in the department. In this first post, Ben and Gail introduce their project. Ben Van Praag & Dr Gail Forey,...

By Natalia Lopez Hornickel, MRes Student, Department of Education The suggestion of the economy minister Juan Fontaine (the year 2019) - to get up earlier to pay the lowest fare for the Santiago metro passage - was the straw that...