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Don't Do Nothing: The Reality of Being an Active Bystander
Published 3/6/2025 in #NeverOK
Being an active bystander isn’t about being a hero. It’s about recognising when something isn’t right and choosing to act. It’s about doing...read more ❯

A prescription for transparency: Reforming industry payments in UK healthcare
Published 3/6/2025 in IPR blog
Dr Piotr Ozieranski and Dr Emily Rickard are researchers at the University of Bath. They have been studying drug company promotional activities and...read more ❯

International Women's Day graphic showing hands uplifted.
International Women's Day: Owning our space
Published 3/6/2025 in Academic & Employability Skills
If your upbringing was anything like mine, you spent a lot of time being told to be nice, to make people smile, to make people like you. Now, I'm...read more ❯

How can we cut the carbon costs of computing?
Published 3/6/2025 in Bath Business and Society
Retail forecasting relies on highly complex calculations but, as Professor Fotios Petropoulos explains, there are ways of simplifying models without...read more ❯

CDS Blog - International development: past, present and prospects – a call to widen participation in the CDS 50th Anniversary conference in September.
Published 3/5/2025 in Centre for Development Studies
by James Copestake 2025 may not be a good year for ‘celebrating’ fifty years of research into international development, but it seems very...read more ❯

Sustainable Earnings in a Resilient Economic System: The Power of Groupthink in Channelling Finance Towards Sustainable Goals
Published 3/5/2025 in Centre for Development Studies
By Aurelie Charles Since childhood, I have always been fascinated to see the way our actions are often tainted by our upbringing, culture, beliefs...read more ❯

Deadly Industry: Challenging Big Tobacco - interview with podcast guest, Jorge Alday
Published 3/5/2025 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 ❯

Tackling moral injury in UK prison staff
Published 3/4/2025 in IPR blog
Researchers call for urgent action to protect prison staff and prisoners from hidden psychological harm. Overcrowded prisons in England and Wales are...read more ❯

Enhancing Engagement with Mentimeter: Insights from the TEL Community of Practice Meet-Up?
Published 3/4/2025 in Centre for Learning & Teaching
On February 19, 2025, the TEL Community of Practice hosted a vibrant meet-up with eight staff members sharing their personal experiences and insights...read more ❯

Parade Profile: Alison Graves (PG Dip Interpreting and Translating 1988)
Published 3/3/2025 in On Parade
After being introduced to conference interpreting during her time as an English language assistant near Strasbourg, Bath alumna Alison Graves...read more ❯

Celebrating the launch of Drag as Marketplace
Published 2/28/2025 in Bath Business and Society
Dr Mario Campana is one of the co-editors of the new book Drag as Marketplace: Contemporary Cultures, Identities and Business, along with Dr Mikko...read more ❯

The Unity in our Diversity
Published 2/27/2025 in Chaplains Latest Reflection
One of the joys and challenges of university Chaplaincy is to encounter different faith traditions. Faith traditions define themselves by their...read more ❯

Making the most of your time before starting your graduate job
You've secured your graduate job - congratulations! While it might be tempting to completely switch off until your start date, there are some simple...read more ❯

Where is menstruation in global health policy?
Published 2/26/2025 in IPR blog
Periods are a regular biological reality for millions around the world and a global public health issue. But when we discuss menstruation as a policy...read more ❯

From Age-friendly to VR: My Adventure in a New VIP
Published 2/25/2025 in Centre for Learning & Teaching
Hello everyone. It's Vienne. Following a wrap-up post about the Age-friendly VIP, I'd like to share my participation in a newly joined VIP focused on...read more ❯

US says European security no longer its primary focus – the shift has been years in the making
Published 2/25/2025 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 ❯

Parade Profile: Anna Clay (BSc Management with Marketing 2023)
Published 2/24/2025 in On Parade
Anna spent her final year at Bath juggling both her digital marketing business and university studies, before taking the leap towards running her...read more ❯

Lunar New Year 2025 in review
Published 2/21/2025 in Race Equality Charter (REC)
Lunar New Year is the most important holiday of the year for the Chinese and some of the East and Southeast Asian countries. Often known in the West...read more ❯