Ruth Moore, HASS Blog editor, looks back on this year’s tales from the Exeter PGR community The life of a postgraduate research student across Exeter’s […]
Sharing postgraduate research stories from Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
An invitation to unwind…
Rest and recharging are a vital part of postgraduate researcher life. Read on to hear how our writers plan to unwind this summer. When the […]
Unsilent Mode
Kelvin Wong, a theatremaker and PhD student in Drama at Exeter and Bristol, tells us about his ‘translocal’ globe-spanning project Hi Kelvin. Your research project […]
Behind the scenes with Professor Stacey Hynd and Dr Jonathan Doney
Summer insights from Exeter’s academic leaders of postgraduate research
‘We’re part of a much larger conversation…
Courtney Jones, a PhD student in Law, plots a path through overcoming imposter syndrome in novel research No two PhDs are alike – each contributes […]
Conferences, Workshops & Papers: the Diary of a (not) Imposter
Philippa Johnson, a PhD student and poet, invites us on a life-giving route through impostor syndrome I had often admired those folk who stood at […]
‘We have brilliant students doing fantastic things…’
This week we hear from Tomi Adesina, a PhD candidate in Creative Writing, about her productive blend of creative and corporate writing Tomi, for the […]
Collaboration and inclusivity in postgraduate writing groups
Jo Sutherst reflects on the Writing for All Panel at the “Shut Up and Write! Community in Writing Symposium 2024 As I gear up for […]
Problems May Not Always Be the Problem — Our Reactions Often Are
Abdul Ghani Amin – a PhD student in the School of Social and Political Sciences, Philosophy, and Anthropology – encourages us to take a fresh […]
Translation, interpreting and language education in an age of AI
Celine Garbutt, a first year PhD student in the School of Education, talks us through the early stages of her research Thank you for talking […]