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Are second-hand markets helping sustainability? Not in the enrichment economy
Published 1/24/2025 in Bath Business and Society
Dr Roman Pavlyuchenko’s research delves into the hidden world of luxury goods. In this post, he explains the paradoxical nature of the resale...read more ❯

Could Trump’s Election Bolster Reform UK’s Momentum?
Published 1/24/2025 in IPR blog
Donald Trump’s 2025 re-election signals a global boon for far-right movements, reflecting transnational diffusion of conservative ideologies....read more ❯

And the winners are... Sustainability Survey prize draw results
Published 1/24/2025 in Climate Action
At Bath, we’re committed to driving sustainable change throughout all aspects of our University through impactful and inclusive action. Staff and...read more ❯

From Bath to Bangladesh
Author: Loretta Gibson, Director of Operations in the Faculty of Engineering & Design The 5:15am call to prayer reminds us that we are not in...read more ❯

NHS Scientist Training Programme (STP) opens 23rd January 2025
The NHS Scientist Training Programme (STP) England is open for its short application window – Thursday 23rd Jan 11am and applications will close...read more ❯

What we do and don’t know about independent companies profiting from the deadly tobacco industry
Published 1/22/2025 in Tobacco and Public Health
Written by Rosemary Hiscock, Research Associate   Figure 1 Independent companies contribute to the tobacco supply chain The...read more ❯

Warm Communities?
Published 1/22/2025 in Changing, Ourselves
We have an air source heat pump. We were faced with the need to change from our oil system a little under a year ago when the oil tank was condemned....read more ❯

Enriching Experiences: Our summer coaching in the USA.
During the summer, fellow Gold Scholar Penelope and I spent two months working at a summer camp in Massachusetts, USA. This camp, Berkshire Soccer...read more ❯

Alumni Interview: NHS Scientist Training Programme - Pharmaceutical Sciences
This blog is written by Justin, one of our Bath Life Science MSc Drug Discovery alumni, currently on the NHS Scientist Training Programme. If you...read more ❯

“The rise and fall of the Department for International Development” by Mark Lowcock and Ranil Dissanayanke: a review.
Published 1/21/2025 in IPR blog
Prof James Copestake is Professor of international Development at the University of Bath, Director of Studies for the Doctorate in Policy Research...read more ❯

Parade Profile: Natasha Sebunya (MSc Management with Operations 2002)
Published 1/20/2025 in On Parade
While Bath alumna Natasha Sebunya thrived off the complexities that her career in law provided, she found herself naturally being drawn towards the...read more ❯

Press on, look ahead, eyes up
Published 1/17/2025 in Chaplains Latest Reflection
Today’s set reading from Philippians, for Holy Communion this morning, has a word of direction and encouragement for us, as the month gets...read more ❯

“The rise and fall of the Department for International Development” by Mark Lowcock and Ranil Dissanayanke: a review
Published 1/17/2025 in Centre for Development Studies
By James Copestake DFID lasted 23 years, created as an autonomous department by the incoming Labour government of Tony Blair in 1997 and dissolved...read more ❯

Trump Takes Office: University of Bath Insights
Published 1/16/2025 in IPR blog
As the world watches Donald Trump take the oath of office, the implications of his presidency are already stirring debate across global political,...read more ❯

five people having fun in snow
Stay Healthy This Winter: 5 Essential Tips for Students
Published 1/16/2025 in Be Well
With the cold weather taking a firm grip now, it’s becoming increasingly harder to avoid those winter illnesses that circulate this time of year....read more ❯

Exploring student spaces in the city
Published 1/15/2025 in Professor Cassie Wilson
Before the winter break started, I was lucky enough to take a tour with Jane Loveys (Director, Campus Services) of some of our off-campus spaces...read more ❯

Year of the snake with caption "Happy New Year"
蛇 "She" enters the Chinese New Year
Published 1/15/2025 in Academic & Employability Skills
Do you know that the year of the Snake (蛇 shé) (1) will have 384 days? As we prepare to celebrate the new year that starts on 29 January, it's the...read more ❯

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