David Krame Kadurha, an MSc Student in Operational Research with Data Science, is from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In this blog, he shares how he has adapted to studying in Edinburgh.

On 17 June, the Careers Service ran PhD Horizons, our annual event where Edinburgh PhD graduates return to talk about where their careers have taken them since finishing their PhDs. The speakers had gone into tech and data, policy, life sciences, entrepreneurship, non-academic science, and the heritage and creative sectors, and few of their routes […]

In this blog post, Digital Accessibility Intern David Buik reflects on his part-time work as a Digital Accessibility Intern over the past academic year, discussing a few challenges he faced as well as his key takeaways and successes.

Reimagining Lifelong Learning in Higher Education was the theme of the Universities Association for Lifelong Learning Conference (UALL) and SCUTREA Conference this year, held at the University of Warwick. Here are my reflections on just a handful of the topics we explored. [Birds at Warwick University Campus] Conceptualising an inclusive and integrated lifelong learning eco-system: […]

Since 2022, a small group of Nursing and Medical students have been quietly building an exciting and innovative collaboration that is changing lives in and around Edinburgh for the better.  They have recently been nominated for and even won several prestigious Scottish awards in recognition of their impact and commitment to their work, including the Newton Prize at […]

Filip Stefaniak, a Senior Researcher in the Bioinformatics and Protein Engineering Laboratory at the International Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology in Warsaw (IIMCB), recently undertook a research stay in Kathryn Ball’s lab at the Institute of Genetics and Cancer. The visit was organised as part of the study visit programme of the RACE (RNA […]