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By Shirley, studying History and Politics MA (Hons) As an international student who’s spent the last two years in Edinburgh and moved through three flats and counting, I’ve had my fair share of moving days, flat viewings and packing chaos. Along the way, I’ve picked up some tips that might save you time, stress and maybe even a bit of money. Whether you’re thinking about […]
About Edinburgh For anyone needing a visual, here is a movie (format .mov; 16Mb) showing the city of Edinburgh from the top of Blackford Hill. The latter is one of Edinburgh’s 7 extinct volcanos which is just 5 minutes walk from the University’s science campus, Kings Buildings, on the south side of the city of […]
Our Grandmother, Our Heritage Arkotong Longkumer A/F 69 in Upper Agri Colony in Kohima, Nagaland, has a close association with Rani Gaidinliu. Her house, given to her by the Government of Nagaland around 1966, was her home for many years, and it was also the place where the grandchildren were born, where family […]
The newest edition of the degree finder launched on 2 March 2026. This is the first year that degree finder School editors had access to make changes in the new system, and the first time we’ve had two editions of the degree finder hosted in the same location. We also had to contend with new […]
MSc Global Health Policy, 2019
Sandra is a public health and policy expert currently working at the Clinton Health Access Initiative in Zimbabwe where she supports the organisation’s HIV Prevention Programme and multi-disease diagnostics work. Alongside her role, she also runs a small education programme supporting students at universities across Zimbabwe.
Following last week’s feasibility assessment of the artist’s project, this week’s curatorial research expanded into diverse media formats. I gradually realized that relying solely on visual artworks would not only limit budgetary constraints but also restrict audience engagement possibilities. Consequently, I introduced supplementary elements like lectures, literary works, and musical performances, transforming the exhibition from […]