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5.30pm – 7.00pm, followed by a wine and nibbles reception in the Foyer of Adam House. The Royal High School: An Edinburgh Controversy   John Lowrey is a senior lecturer in architectural history at Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (ESALA), part of Edinburgh College of Art within Edinburgh University. He has specialised in the study […]

https://youtu.be/38kieb1ltL4 In At Eternity’s Gate the camera moves from side to side, handheld to mimic chaos. In my film, I move from side to side and I had decided to play scenes of water before and after a shot that moves from side to side – handheld technique to mimic water. Apr 9, 2021

In the space of a week we went from framing a problem with colleagues to sketching, building and testing a prototype degree search and filter function with students. Apr 9, 2021

When History and Archaeology student Tom’s outreach project fell foul of Covid, he looked closer to home for inspiration and Footnotes was born. One day in December I was trawling through reports written by the commercial archaeology firm Oxford Archaeology North about the archaeology that they had found in my local area. Commercial archaeologists survey […]

Alison Parkinson, Employer Engagement Adviser, and Jane Challinor, Careers Information Manager, took these messages from a conference held recently by the ISE (Institute of Student Employers), where speakers from major companies working in IT shared their insights into recruiting graduates during and post-Covid-19, and into the question of diversity in their industry.  Companies represented included Experian, FDM, Fujitsu, Graphcore and IBM. While some […]