A blog post by Brogan Pritchard The act of writing has a long history. From Homer’s ancient epics to Shakespeare’s sonnets and Orwell’s dystopias, writing has been a tool for expression, imagination, and experimentation. It unfolds possibilities for the self, the...
Ashley Collar, PhD student and Teaching Assistant in Sociology at The University of Manchester, tells us why embracing her working-class roots, hyperfeminine style, and neurodiverse identity has become a powerful act of representation.
A PhD is a huge achievement but requires a lot of consideration. Explore the reasons our students say people shouldn’t study for a PhD.
Amina’s PhD research explores the relationship and reconciliation of faith and fashion, defining the origins of the hijab and modest fashion and its significance in the British Muslim female community.
Anuradha discusses the change between corporate life in HR and the day-to-day of PhD research at The University of Manchester.
Rahul discusses his journey to Manchester and his Social Statistics research on migration and quantitive methods in the Cathie Marsh research institute.
Our PhD ambassadors in Humanities share their experiences of PhD fatigue and how to avoid the dreaded burnout of postgraduate research.
PhD researcher from India, Anuradha, explains why she chose Manchester to explore digital development and the potential impact on social policy.
The story behind the mantra, Research Like You Mean It, 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.
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