Malcolm RichardsĀ is a second-year independent, self-funded PhD student at the University of Exeter. His research uses critical autoethnography to explore funds of knowledge/identity from Black […]
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The Transformation of A Little Black Girl – Victoria Omotoso
Victoria Omotoso recently completed her PhD which explored cross-cultural audience receptions of The Lumo Project (2014) and Son of Man (2006), two Jesus films. Her […]
Getting started with your research degree
As part of our Induction for new postgraduate researchers we ran a question and answer panel on Getting started with your research degree. It was […]
Ten tips from a final year PhD researcher
Anastasiia G Kovalenko is a final year PhD Researcher funded by the University of Exeter Medical School. She is a mixed-method researcher exploring the bystander […]
New to this? Lessons from PhD year one
James Sakal is a second-year PhD student based in CEMPS, Streatham Campus. His research is in the field of timetabling optimisation. One year ago this […]
Representing homeless women and their gendered experiences
Harriet is an ESRC funded PhD student from the Geography department, just entering into her second year. Her research focuses on homeless women and their […]
The benefits of micro-mentoring
LĆ©na Prouchet is a first-year PhD student based in the Environment and Sustainability Institute, Penryn Campus. Her research investigates strategies that could jointly address food […]
My top tips for writing a thesis
Charlotte Chivers is a final year PhD researcher within the Centre for Rural Policy Research and is exploring the efficacy of agricultural advice surrounding diffuse […]
The alternative academic: celebrate your transferable PhD skills!
James Alsop is a Shakespearean researcher, and teacher of English at Torquay Girls’ Grammar School in Devon. James was awarded his PhD by the University […]
If you were a brand what would you be?
Katherine Strick and Anastasia Voronkova are both PhD researchers. Katherineās current research is investigating how meaningful occupation for people with dementia is perceived and […]