Month: May 2017

The Centre for Health Services Studies in the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research will be hosting a health policy debate prior to … Read more

This Student Learning Advisory Service workshop for postgraduate (particularly international postgraduates) students focuses on common key issues relating to independent research projects and dissertations being … Read more

Get to grips with job applications. Get advice from a Careers and Employability Service advisor on mastering the STAR approach, finding out how to beat applicant … Read more

Writing for Nursing Standard during Children’s Hospice Week (22-28 May), Dr Rachel Black (PhD Social Policy, 2011) explains how the ‘Together for Short Lives’ charity … Read more

The Guardian writes about the Erasmus+ project that The Centre for Child Protection has been working on, sharing expertise on digital simulations as a learning … Read more

The 25 May issue of Nature features Dr Joy Zhang’s commentary on the state of Chinese governance of scientific research, ‘Transparency Is a Growth Industry’. … Read more

This presentation from the Careers and Employability Service will go beyond basic curriculum vitae preparation and will look at advanced tips and tricks to help you produce a … Read more

The University of Kent hosted a conference day on REF and how to make an impact.  Aida Malovic and Glynis Murphy, Tizard Centre won the … Read more

Dr Nick Gore held a one day workshop looking at “Positive behavioural support for children and young people with learning and developmental disabilities: roles needs … Read more

On Friday 19 May there was lively debate when 70 participants attended the Gender, Sexuality and the Sensory symposium hosted by the Gender, Sexuality and … Read more