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.

Chloe Nahum-Claudel’s account of how she used funding from “Diversifying the Curriculum” to invite a scholar from Ecuador, Andrea Bravo Diaz, to present her research with Waorani Indigenous people who live at sites of oil extraction in the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Fiamma Terenghi’s account of how she used funding from “Diversifying the Curriculum” to invite Prof. Anna Sergi from the University of Essex to deliver a guest lecture on the ‘Ndrangheta, one of the most prominent and powerful Italian mafia around the world.