Postgraduate Research at SEED
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📸Join us at the Economic and Social Research Council Festival for our “Infrastructuring Everest" event! Explore 30 years of tourism & development in Khumbu, Nepal, through stunning photography. 🗓️22nd Oct - 4th Nov, Samuel Alexander Building (Foyer) #Everest #PhotograpyExhibition #McrESRCFest #ESRCFestival
If you are a new PGR or new researcher at the University, come along to our intro session on the 14th Nov. We'll give an overview of the services that we provide and how we can help you get your research done! Postgraduate Research at SEED Manchester PGR History UoM Psychology & MH PGRs @FBMHpgr research-it.manchester.ac.uk/events/intro-t…
Excellent analysis and critique of England’s recruitment and retention crisis ITERC Manchester Institute of Education (MIE) TEAN Network
As part of the Economic and Social Research Council Festival of Social Sciences, we are delighted to host Infrastructuring Everest, exploring 30 yrs of tourism & development in Khumbu, Nepal, through stunning photography. Visit the glass corridor exhibition space at Samuel Alexander Building. 22 Oct - 4 Nov
Today I submitted my PhD thesis🎉🎉Thanks a million to my brilliant supervisors Miguel Lim and Dr Heather Cockayne 👏👏 And the support I have received from UoM Humanities
Come and join the #Area team! Our new editors will have some big shoes to fill (with the departure of the excellent Prof. Julian Leyland, Alan Latham & Prof Sarah Marie Hall) but will join me & Jeremy Schmidt to shape the journal over the coming years See below for more info⬇️
Our first online Lunchtime Session of the year is next Thursday (12pm-1pm), where we're joined by Dr John Loewenthal from Sch of Social, Political & Global Studies, Keele to challenge the notion that interviews are supplementary or second best within ethnographic research. eventbrite.co.uk/e/listening-to…
🗓️ 4 Nov: David Olusoga in conversation with Olutayo Adesina Book your place now to welcome Prof Olutayo Adesina - a recipient of the 23/24 The British Academy Global Professorship Awards - to The University of Manchester ⏰ 6pm 📍 Manchester Museum Book: ow.ly/GC2S50TOhr0 History Department School of Arts, Languages and Culture
We met with the HIPS coalition of partners yesterday and a brilliant presentation from LightUPDrama about their #BeeWell inspired play - 'The Wall' #wellbeing #impact #networking