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Let’s talk about ethics in digital security research
Published 6/19/2026 in Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research)
  I am delighted to introduce this timely and important blog from colleagues at the Bath Institute for Digital Security and Behaviour....read more ❯

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Bowlers, bats and bucket hats: cricket at Bath
Published 6/19/2026 in On Parade
Ah the sounds of summer... the buzz of the bumble bee, the sizzling of the BBQ and hum of happy chatter as we all make the most...read more ❯

Alumni making a difference: Cicely Hayes (BSc Psychology 2020)
Published 6/18/2026 in On Parade
Cicely Hayes was a part of One Young World during her time at Bath. To put it plainly, it changed her life. As a student, she won the Chancellor's...read more ❯

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From Bath to Brackley: How LinkedIn helped me land a role at Mercedes F1
Can you briefly introduce yourself — what you study, your year, and your career interests? Hi! I am Sam Snudden and I am a Graduate Design...read more ❯

File Naming: Tips and Why You Should Care
Published 6/15/2026 in Data and Information Management
What you don’t want  Harrison picks up another page and sighs. It’s his third afternoon in a row of looking for inconsistencies between the...read more ❯

Seeing recruitment from the other side
Published 6/15/2026 in The Talent Sphere
Saffy Sweetland, Recruitment Coordinator We’ve all gone through the recruitment process, we make an application for a role, we have an...read more ❯

Review: Bewitching Consumer Culture: Witchcraft, Feminism and Markets
Published 6/12/2026 in Bath Business and Society
 Dr Roman Pavlyuchenko delivers his verdict on the latest book from Dr Lorna Stevens – which explores the growing interest in witchcraft in the...read more ❯

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The Bath Award: Reflections from someone who said 'Yes' too many times
Hi, I am Sarah, an MSc Applied Clinical Psychology student, and I recently completed the Bath Award. Whilst it was a rewarding, albeit strenuous...read more ❯

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The type of creativity employers want from university graduates
Published 6/11/2026 in Academic & Employability Skills
As a student, I used to think creativity was unique to individuals such as students designing beautiful posters for society events, friends making...read more ❯

Making art, making friends: why Art for Wellbeing might be the best two hours of your week
Published 6/10/2026 in Be Well
Maria Chueca, Psychology student and Wellbeing Ambassador, shares her experience of running Student Support's Art for Wellbeing course – and why...read more ❯

Ay? Aye!
Published 6/10/2026 in Changing, Ourselves
I’ve decided I won’t use AI in the writing of this blog. It’s not that I’m against AI, I use it every day, but I wanted to get my...read more ❯

Bringing Designs to Life: Site Civil Engineering on a University Placement
Author: Isaac McDermott, MEng (Hons) Civil Engineering student, Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering   Hello! My name is...read more ❯

A year of navigating chronic pain
The reality of invisible disability and the power of support Guest blog by Jane, an aFLAME Disability Network member. I never imagined how quickly...read more ❯

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Boosting employability through languages: Bath students celebrate German exam success
Published 6/8/2026 in Academic & Employability Skills
Congratulations to our students and staff! Learners from across the University of Bath and the local community have recently achieved fantastic...read more ❯

Tom Doughty on how Bath led him to professional rugby
Published 6/8/2026 in On Parade
Former professional rugby player Tom Doughty (BSc Sports Performance 2019) on how Bath’s rugby programme shaped his career.  This interview was...read more ❯

Meandering with Water: Reading, Writing, Thinking and Learning Through Collective Poetic Methodology
By: Qi Ye, Kristine Bagge Kousholt, Rachel Wilder and Kate Matzopoulos  Media Credit: Qi Ye We gathered as a reading group to engage with...read more ❯

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From Maths to media: What a placement year in Data Analytics has taught me
My name is Emily and I'm a third year Maths student at Bath currently on placement as a Data Analyst at NBCUniversal. With the pressure around...read more ❯

Celebrating Pride Month with LGBTQIA+ research
Published 6/2/2026 in LGBTQ+ inclusion
For Pride Month. Sage Journals have curated a collection of research on LGBTQ+ topics, freely accessible to all. The collection includes research...read more ❯

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Developing professionalism for the workplace at university
Published 6/2/2026 in Academic & Employability Skills
When you think about professionalism, you might picture formal workplaces, office norms, or expectations that start once you graduate. In reality,...read more ❯

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Disadvantaged childhoods create hidden barriers that limit social mobility
Published 5/27/2026 in IPR blog
Childhood disadvantage can shape how abilities are expressed, creating invisible barriers to success even among those with a high cognitive ability....read more ❯

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