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Spotlight on Human Resources
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/careersinformed/spotlight-on-human-resources/
We are delighted to hear from University of Edinburgh alumnus, Susan Stark, Human Resources (HR) Associate Director, P&G on her career in Human Resources. Susan’s Journey into Human Resources Susan graduated with an MBA and MSc Research Methods (Economic, Social and Research Council Scholarship) from the University of Edinburgh in 1998. Susan knew from her […]
How to leave uni with more than your degree
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/careersinformed/how-to-leave-uni-with-more-than-your-degree/
Chichi Kabaso (MSc Eng and Business, 2018) secured her graduate job earlier this summer. Here are her tips for developing – and demonstrating – skills valued by employers. While your University degree is an important part of your CV, the rest of the page is your real chance to prove you are an outstanding fit […]
VMSG 2020
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/sophiebutcher/2020/01/16/vmsg-2020/
Hello and happy new year! The end of last year was quite a whirlwind! Alongside tutoring on three undergraduate courses during semester one, I also completed a teaching course organised by the Institute for Academic Development (IAD) in order to gain Associate Fellowship. In my own research I’ve been trying to write my first paper […]
A new academic year
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/sophiebutcher/2019/09/23/a-new-academic-year/
As the Edinburgh Festival Fringe comes to a close for another year, the tourists vacate, the air turns cooler and the evenings draw in. Autumn has arrived in Edinburgh and so has Freshers week. Although PhD students don’t tend to follow the academic calendar as undergraduate students might do, there does seem to be a […]
IAD Heart Technicians - Marianne Keith
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/technicians/2017/12/05/iad-heart-technicians/
This week’s guest post is a member of a critical, but sometimes unsung, community at Edinburgh – our technical staff. Marianne Keith is currently a research technician based at The Roslin Institute. I am currently working in a research environment, having chopped and changed several times since starting on my career path back in […]
NC500 Challenge - updates and blog posts to come!
HELLO! This October 2020 – Kirstie and I ( sadly Jenny could not start with us due to illness) – began our NC500 Challenge. As our email on our return detailed – our challenge was sadly postponed after 2 days in – due to extreme adverse weather conditions and the closing in of […]
The 20 Mph Project (two-part film)
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/dlam/2021/06/08/the-20-mph-project-two-part-film/
Hello again! In this month’s post, I thought I’d detail a recently completed project for SCPHRP – a two part short film focussed on the 20mph project, funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) and the Wellcome Trust. The project is part of the largest and most comprehensive study to date into the […]
Vet school?? In the pandemic???
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/vetstudentlife/2021/12/03/vet-school-in-the-pandemic/
Hi again! I know one of the things I was most concerned about when preparing to move to Edinburgh for vet school was that not only did I have to ensure everything was on track for vet school but I had to consider the travel, visa and other restrictions associated with the pandemic. Although things […]
Building a community for learning technologists
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/ede/2020/11/12/building-a-community-for-learning-technologists/
We held our first Learning Technology Community meeting this week; a new group but a very well-established idea. Fifty-eight colleagues, who identify their work in some way as relating to learning technology, attended to hear presentations from Karen Howie, James Bradshaw, Sharon Boyd, and Alex Burford, on their work and experience relating to preparing for […]
Celebrating the first year of CMALT
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/ede/2017/08/03/celebrating-the-first-year-of-cmalt/
On the 20th of June we held a Celebration Event to celebrate our first year of supporting a cohort of staff from across the University to put together their CMALT portfolios. As I wrote my speech for this event I realised that this project has been such a pleasure to work on thanks to to […]
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