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Supporting Those Who Support Students: Our Work with Teachers and Advisers
Published 6/8/2025 in Access and Participation
Teachers and advisers are often the unsung drivers of student progression, answering questions, reviewing drafts, noticing potential, and gently...read more ❯

The Power of Collaboration: Communities of Practice in Access and Participation
Published 6/8/2025 in Access and Participation
At Bath, we know that no single department, team, or individual has all the answers when it comes to widening access and participation. That’s why...read more ❯

Target Bath: Supporting Black Students to Reach Top Universities
Published 6/8/2025 in Access and Participation
Breaking into highly selective universities isn’t just about grades, it’s about confidence, representation, and access to the kind of guidance...read more ❯

Supporting Students with Autism: Summer School, Research and Beyond
Published 6/8/2025 in Access and Participation
For students with autism, applying to university can raise a unique set of questions. What will lectures feel like? What support is available? What...read more ❯

Collaborating to Support Student Choice: Online Conference for Year 12s
Published 6/8/2025 in Access and Participation
On Saturday 18 May, colleagues from our Access, Recruitment and Outreach team worked in partnership with five other universities to deliver a joint...read more ❯

Supporting students from Care Experienced backgrounds – our wholistic approach
Published 6/8/2025 in Access and Participation
HEPI's blog talks about the Unite Foundation and UCAS ‘Next Steps Report’, which highlights potential and ambition of young people leaving care,...read more ❯

Abstract deadline extended
Published 6/6/2025 in Blood Damage Workshop 2025
We have had a lot of excellent abstracts but also some requests to extend the deadline. So, please submit any remaining abstracts by Tuesday 17th...read more ❯

Top ten tips to keep your staff kitchen spotless and safe
Published 6/6/2025 in Campus Services
Food hygiene and cleaning guidelines Always wash fresh fruit and vegetables before eating them. Running them under cold water will suffice. ...read more ❯

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Congratulations to our Vertically Integrated Project Teams
Published 6/6/2025 in Centre for Learning & Teaching
On Tuesday 3rd June 2025,  Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) teams showcased their work at the end of semester event held at Edufest 2025. The...read more ❯

Holy Diversity – Different Gifts from One Spirit
Published 6/5/2025 in Chaplains Latest Reflection
Posted on Nigel Rawlinson's behalf We remember the coming of the Spirit at Pentecost this coming weekend.  This is one of the great historical...read more ❯

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How to tackle difficult readings and overcome Imposter Syndrome
Published 6/5/2025 in Academic & Employability Skills
University isn’t always a smooth ride, and whether you're deep in undergraduate lectures or immersed in postgraduate research, there are times when...read more ❯

The strategic defence review means three new approaches for the UK
Published 6/5/2025 in IPR blog
David J. Galbreath is Professor of War and Technology in the Department of Politics, Languages and International Studies and former Dean of the...read more ❯

Using Data and Information
Published 6/4/2025 in Data and Information Management
You're at your desk, adding to your to-do list faster than you are removing things, when you get a request from a colleague: "Hey, please could you...read more ❯

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Digital sustainability and Employability
Published 6/4/2025 in Academic & Employability Skills
Digital sustainability—sounds like a buzzword, right? It's about keeping our online lives environmentally friendly, managing technology responsibly...read more ❯

A series of three stylised Generative Artificial Intelligence illustrations: 1) A circular blue tech-inspired pattern with concentric rings and digital elements. 2) A dark and light blue illustration showing a robotic figure reaching out of a laptop computer to access GenAI. 3) A blue robotic hand reaching out to a human hand, suggesting connection or assistance.
Why your brain makes GenAI ethics harder than it should be (and what to do about it)
Published 6/4/2025 in Academic & Employability Skills
A psychological perspective on academic integrity in the age of artificial intelligence Let's talk about something that's probably been on your...read more ❯

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Organising your literature review
Published 6/2/2025 in Academic & Employability Skills
If you’ve been asked to write a literature review, either as a stand-alone text (or what’s more likely) as part of a larger piece of writing such...read more ❯

Beating the hills on a budget: My e-biking journey in Bath
Published 6/2/2025 in Climate Action
In our latest blog, discover top tips to get started with an e-bike commute from Sarah James, Campus Services Marketing & Communications...read more ❯

Parade Profile: Rebecca Plaza (BSc Architecture 2014)
Published 6/2/2025 in On Parade
During her time at Bath, Rebecca Plaza co-founded the Architecture and Engineering Society. After graduating and aged just 24, she launched her own...read more ❯

Where am I?
Published 5/29/2025 in Blood Damage Workshop 2025
Somewhere near our evening networking social event! Come to the Blood Damage Workshop, discuss all things related to blood damage, plus find...read more ❯