UG student Hannah Murphy recounts the field trip to Chetham’s Library, as part of Dr Katherine Smith’s Social Anthropology course ‘Ethnographies and Adventures in Manchester’.
UG student Hannah Murphy recounts the field trip to Chetham’s Library, as part of Dr Katherine Smith’s Social Anthropology course ‘Ethnographies and Adventures in Manchester’.
Dr Elisa Pieri reflects on using simulations of real-time decision making and complex scenarios in class, which can be an incredibly valuable way to enhance learning and teach key skills.
Dr Emily Turner describes how she used funding from “Diversifying the Curriculum” for two guest lecturers on the course unit CRIM 30662 From Imprisonment to Rehabilitation.
Meng Wu describes how her project helped give students an understanding of global economics and political issues, and to benefit their employability in the long run.
Wayne Ramwell and Jonathan Farrell tell us about the recent 2-day workshop they attended, around themes of student engagement and coaching.
Reflections from our BASS Peer Mentors. The scheme has been recognised this year with two prestigious awards for the group and its members.
Dr Luke Bhatia’s project from the SoSS Scholarship fund. Students with Law degree pathways were joined by the theatre group Ice&Fire who ran a workshop about the UK asylum process that focuses on LGBTQ+ refugees and their experiences with the UK asylum system.
Part Two of Gillian Ulph and Dr Eleanor Aspey’s project funded by the SoSS Scholarship Support Fund to review undergraduate assessment and feedback methods and processes.
Part One of Gillian Ulph and Dr Eleanor Aspey’s project funded by the SoSS Scholarship Support Fund to review undergraduate assessment and feedback methods and processes in the Department of Law.
Dr Sofía Izquierdo Sánchez shares her experience of using games to teach economics, post-Covid.