As Black History Month comes to an end, Social Interventions Lead Hannah Moore thanks the team of Black Students’ Network (BSN) Ambassadors...read more ❯
Recent posts
Honouring Our Communities: A Thank You to the Black Students' Network Ambassadors
Did the hot summer make more people worry about climate change? Here’s what the latest indications show
The UK’s record-breaking summer of 2026 brought extreme heat and drought into sharp focus. But has experiencing heatwaves changed how people think...read more ❯
My experience completing a Micro Internship with Prichard Guides
Hi! I'm Thomas. When I first applied for the University of Bath Micro Internship Programme, I saw it primarily as an opportunity to gain professional...read more ❯
Mr Burnham’s first Budget: Fiscal headroom is distracting from the bigger debate
The government's 'fiscal headroom' is often presented as an indicator of the Budget’s credibility. But how useful is it a guide to the health of...read more ❯
Why we host a Bath Insights Intern every year
I have been a host department for the Bath Insights Internship Programme since its inception and I can highly recommend this initiative.
Last...read more ❯
Would you recommend hosting a Bath Insights intern to colleagues?
We asked managers who hosted a Bath Insights intern in summer 2026 whether they would recommend the programme to colleagues. Here's what they...read more ❯
The sustainability skills nobody has quite named yet
A gap you have probably felt without being able to describe it
Imagine you are in an interview for a graduate role with a sustainability dimension,...read more ❯
Sharing a 60th birthday with the University: Wendy Foy (BA MLES German & Russian 1990)
Wendy Foy is part of a very exclusive group. She's one of only three University of Bath alumni who share a 60th birthday with the University! We...read more ❯
The value of dedicated time and fresh perspectives
I had the absolute pleasure of having Kate as my intern this summer and, honestly, I only wish we could have had her for longer! Kate joined us with...read more ❯
Climate action is social: What this means for policy
Governments often rely on information campaigns to encourage people to change their behaviour, but climate action requires more than simply providing...read more ❯
PEU In Brief - 20 October
You’re busy, let's get on with it. PEU In Brief is a regular digest of the most immediate activities, events, and opportunities from the Public...read more ❯
Teaching Critical Thinking: Beyond Strengths and Limitations
Blog post by Yu Shuang Gan (Department of Psychology) following his Teaching Development Fund Seed project
One challenge I have...read more ❯
Finding the diverse yet committed research impact community
Feedback for Impact and Knowledge Exchange Fellowship
By Dr Beate Ehrhardt, Mathematical Innovation Research Fellow, IMI. Cohort 2026.
The...read more ❯
Data Management Plans: Taming the Chaos
Mark Whiteley, Climate Action Scope 3 Data Officer in the Sustainability & Space Team, writes a guest blog on his experience of creating Data...read more ❯
The many ways young care leavers are being failed by society – expert panel
Care leavers in England aged 18-24 are dying at three times the rate of their peers, according to a recent report. From mental health support...read more ❯
A student-led approach to student campaigning
The project
I asked Joshua to research and produce a comprehensive Student Campaigning Toolkit: a practical guide that takes a student from a vague...read more ❯
Excel Puzzle Blogs: Issue #1
Microsoft Excel can seem a bit overwhelming when you first open it, especially if you’ve not had much reason to use it before.
But Excel is a...read more ❯
Parade Profile: George Ratcliffe (BSc Politics with Economics 2013)
George Ratcliffe studied Politics with Economics at Bath before joining the INEOS Group, where he has spent the last decade building an international...read more ❯