Modern Languages and European Studies alumnus Michael is a lawyer, academic and founder of the Llangwm Literary Festival. His course allowed...read more ❯
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Parade Profile: Michael Pugh (BA Modern Languages and European Studies 1995)
From overwhelmed to empowered: My journey after Finalist Jumpstart
Hi. I'm Phoebe.
During my last year at Bath, I had tried to think about what I would do after my degree but I found it very overwhelming and so I...read more ❯
LGBTQ+ student accommodation at the University of Bath
If you are LGBTQ+, did you know that we have specific LGBTQ+ student accommodation available?
Campus Services put a lot of care into choosing...read more ❯
Developing adaptability at university: A foundation for the modern workplace
New learning environments
In today’s fast-changing world of work, adaptability has become one of the most valued professional skills. Employers...read more ❯
Writing your dissertation: Research
Developing a research question
When you have selected your research topic, the next stage of the process is to sharpen, refine and define your...read more ❯
Thriving at work starts with the basics
I’m new to the Higher Education sector (8 months, 10 days and counting). One thing I’m learning quickly is just how complex this environment is....read more ❯
The most valuable perspectives are often the hardest to hear
The Centre for Coaching & Leadership is in the midst of a Strategic Learning Review — yes, try not to contain your excitement!
You may...read more ❯
Writing an abstract - a six point checklist (with samples)
The abstract is a vital part of any research paper and the first stop for your reader. It is the shop front for your work, and the first stop for...read more ❯
Have your say on our new Gen AI and Digital Skills Hub
Hi! I am Runi, a student at the University and a Digital Skills Co-Creator (SCC) in the Digital and Academic Skills Team at the Skills Centre....read more ❯
Congratulations to our Teaching Awards 2026 winners!
Inspirational learning and teaching was celebrated at this year's Education Awards, held on Tuesday 21st April 2026. The Education Awards...read more ❯
PhD profile: Maria Gratsova
Maria is a third-year PhD student in the Strategy & Organisation Division, researching cooperation and togetherness in the context of third...read more ❯
Is there a “woman advantage” in candidate selection? What political candidates in Finland think
Political candidates may interpret efforts to balance gender representation in different ways. Hilde Coffé (University of Bath), Catherine...read more ❯
Campus Pride 2026
On the evening of Tuesday 14th April, the Claverton Rooms at the University came alive with colour, creativity, and community as students and staff...read more ❯
From Peru to Bath and beyond: Returning as a Visiting Fellow
Hi, I'm Jhonatan. I arrived in Bath in 2017 to begin my PhD in International Development. At the time, it felt like stepping into a completely new...read more ❯
Mini Series on the Future of Education: Part 6 - Reflections on Teaching Regenerative Design
8 weeks after my unit on Regenerative Design started, and it is complete. Last Friday the students sat the exam. Later today and tomorrow I intend to...read more ❯
Building your adaptability, communication, and resilience with tea, biscuits, and friends: The hidden benefits of attending a Language Café
For those who might not be familiar, the Language Cafés are informal sessions where students and staff can drop in to practice their conversational...read more ❯
Nato has survived some serious rifts but the Iran war shows how the US has soured on the transatlantic alliance
Nato has weathered deep divisions before, but the Iran war highlights growing US disenchantment. David Galbreath, Professor of War and Technology at...read more ❯
New sustainability education case studies published
The Centre for Learning & Teaching is pleased to share four newly published case studies showcasing innovative approaches to sustainability...read more ❯
Characters, Culture, and Careers: Celebrating UN Chinese Language Day
On 20 April, the United Nations will mark its 17th Chinese Language Day, one of six official language days designed to promote multilingualism and...read more ❯