Research Like You Mean It – the story behind the mantra for postgraduate research study in the Faculty of Humanities at The University of Manchester.

Research Like You Mean It – the story behind the mantra for postgraduate research study in the Faculty of Humanities at The University of Manchester.
Explore Sophie Stanford’s transformative experience studying MA History at the University of Manchester, from in-depth research to a supportive academic community, shaping her path towards a PhD in history.
PhD Criminology student, Megan, talks about the value of volunteering during her studies and working to support Manchester homeless charity, the Booth Centre.
Our PhD ambassadors in the Faculty of Humanities share their different experiences of the first 6 months of research study, what future students can expect and how they can prepare.
Timothy’s PhD History research centers on the British Empire’s influence on the creation and minting of the Hong Kong dollar.
PhD Politics student, Bulbul, talks about the first year of her PhD experience and the importance of wellbeing when adjusting to research study in a new environment.
Amy discusses her route to a Colloborative Doctoral Award for her PhD study centering on the contemporary resinence of feminist periodical, Red Rag.
Atefeh describes how her research focuses on the Iranian classical music and cross-cultural composition and the challenges of a PhD.
Urban designer, Rati, talks about the transition from freelance urban designer to research student in the Manchester School of Architecture.
PhD Education researcher, Zhuo Sun, discusses the value of conferences and networking during research study and the support provided by her academic School.