‘Conservation field teams are slightly quirky, and those quirks can define what makes a team work well or not. ‘One is that team leaders are … Read more

Stage 3 Environmental Social Sciences student Abbie Cushion attended the guest DICE lecture this year, where the Institute presented exceptional academics and students with prizes … Read more

This two part CER workshop centres around From the Cubby, a documentary project co-produced alongside research participants who have lived experiences of rough sleeping in south … Read more

March 3rd is World Wildlife Day, time to celebrate the world’s wild animals and plants, the contribution they make to our lives and the health … Read more

Nerys Bushnell (pictured, right) chose a relatively unexplored area for her dissertation topic; her supervisor Dr Sarah Johns has expanded on it and together they … Read more

While mudlarking, in a Kent river, a Ramsgate archaeologist Steve Tomlinson discovered a 3000-year-old shoe. He sent it off for tests at the Scottish Universities … Read more

Please join us for our next talk in the Inspirational Speaker series. Aba Amoah will be joining us online at 2-3pm on Wednesday 8th March, … Read more

The year in professional practice is a wonderful opportunity to spend up to a year, between the second and final years, undertaking work placements with … Read more

PhD researcher Barbara Denuelle travelled to Liverpool to commemorate the life of the first Victorian woman to embrace Islam. The commemoration started at Anfield Cemetery … Read more

Wildlife Conservation student James Bronthon’s interesting module choice has taught him essential skills and led him to a holistic understanding of sustainability and the importance … Read more