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Life by the Lake with Theodora
Published 4/16/2025 in Be Well
If you could go back…what advice would you give to yourself at the start of your first year? Don’t miss out on opportunities you’re...read more ❯

Children from poorer families do worse at school – here’s how to understand the disadvantage gap
Published 4/16/2025 in IPR blog
Ceri Brown and Nadia Siddiqui examine England’s persistent education disadvantage gap, highlighting unequal progress among poorer students...read more ❯

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Beyond words: how Chinese idioms reflect a philosophy of life
Published 4/15/2025 in Academic & Employability Skills
To celebrate the UN Chinese Language Day on April 20th, Chinese Teaching Fellow Ying Gao shares with us some four-character idioms that shape the...read more ❯

Miller Pyramid for GenAI Competencies in Higher Education. The pyramid shows progression from novice to expert along the vertical axis labeled 'Professional authenticity' and is divided into four sections representing Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes. From bottom to top: 1) Base level (pink): 'Knows' corresponds to 'Know the Basics (Fact Gathering)'; 2) Second level (yellow): 'Knows How' corresponds to 'Apply Your Knowledge (Interpretation)'; 3) Third level (dark blue): 'Shows How' corresponds to 'Demonstrate Your Skills (Controlled Practice)'; 4) Top level (teal): 'Does' corresponds to 'Real-World Application (Authentic Practice)'. The graphic illustrates how students develop GenAI competencies from basic knowledge acquisition to authentic application in real-world contexts
Mastering GenAI: Your Personal Development Roadmap @Bath
Published 4/15/2025 in Academic & Employability Skills
Understanding Our Approach: Miller's Pyramid Before we dive in, let's talk about the framework behind this guide. We're using Miller's Pyramid, a...read more ❯

Parade Profile: James Benson-King (BSc Mathematical Sciences 2016)
Published 4/14/2025 in On Parade
After graduating in 2016, James Benson-King secured a job at JP Morgan. He quickly climbed the corporate ladder and became Vice President of Prime...read more ❯

Feel the change
Published 4/9/2025 in Changing, Ourselves
Recently, a colleague took a few of us from the team on a Deep Time Walk. It was a long walk, with stops that gave us some brilliant information...read more ❯

How can circular economy principles be applied to the food sector?
Published 4/9/2025 in IPR blog
A circular food system, explains Jessica Westlake, reduces waste through prevention, education, and redistribution. Collaboration between...read more ❯

A New Starter's Guide to Succeeding in HE
Published 4/8/2025 in Bath AHEP
Starting a career in higher education can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. In this article for AHEP, Alice Horncastle, Postgraduate Employability...read more ❯

Accelerate your language skills this summer
Published 4/8/2025 in Academic & Employability Skills
Open to all students and staff, our new Global Language Summer School is offering short-term intensive courses in Spanish, German, French, Japanese,...read more ❯

Parade Profile: Rob Whyte (BEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering 2000)
Published 4/7/2025 in On Parade
Rob Whyte made the decision to study at Bath after falling in love with the beautiful city. 25 years later, he hopes to call Bath home again. Rob...read more ❯

Barriers and Enablers to Leadership Roles
Published 4/4/2025 in Women Academics Change Agents Network
The second Women Academics Change Agents (WACA) Network event took place on Wednesday 26th March, attended by 30 women. This was part of a programme...read more ❯

Congratulations to our Teaching Awards 2025 winners!
Published 4/4/2025 in Centre for Learning & Teaching
Inspirational learning and teaching was celebrated at this year's Education Awards, held on Thursday 3rd April 2025. The Education Awards...read more ❯

Making Public Services Work: Five Tenets for Operational Leaders
Published 4/4/2025 in IPR blog
Paul Morrison and Prof Michael Lewis explore five key tenets for operational leaders in public service: focus on long-term value over short-term...read more ❯

The national movement around measuring Civic impact
Published 4/3/2025 in Civic and Community Engagement
Like many other teams across the Uni, we have recently been reviewing our KPIs and thinking about how we continue to measure the impact of the...read more ❯

How to make your coursework as great as it can be
Published 4/3/2025 in Academic & Employability Skills
Feeling overwhelmed by a pile of assignments all due at the same time? Fear not! We understand this can seem daunting. However, effective...read more ❯

Using feedback to improve future assignments
Published 4/3/2025 in Academic & Employability Skills
No-one is born knowing how to produce perfect academic writing. However, we can all improve, and the main way we do this is through responding to...read more ❯

Easter Preparation
Published 4/3/2025 in Chaplains Latest Reflection
Chaplain’s blog by Revd Nigel Rawlinson, University ChaplainEaster PreparationWe are coming to the inter-semester break, Semester 2. Students are...read more ❯

People with dementia could stay in the workplace longer – with the right tech
Published 4/3/2025 in IPR blog
James Fletcher, Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Management Information, Decisions & Operations at the Institute for Digital Security and...read more ❯

Deadly Industry: Challenging Big Tobacco - interview with podcast guest, Rosemary Hiscock
Published 4/2/2025 in Tobacco and Public Health
This blog is part of our series of conversations on all things podcast to celebrate the launch of Deadly Industry: Challenging Big Tobacco. This time...read more ❯

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