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The Academic Jobs UK PodcastUniversity of Glasgow CareersUniversity of Glasgow Careers - an AcademicJobs.com podcast
The University of Glasgow, founded in 1451, is a prestigious institution advertising academic career opportunities. Its website highlights the application process, a commitment to diversity and inclusion, and its globally impactful research. The university boasts notable alumni, including influential figures in various fields, showcasing its legacy of fostering excellence. Potential candidates are encouraged to explore current job openings and research opportunities on the official website. The advertisement emphasises the university's commitment to supporting its staff's career development within a vibrant and inclusive environment.
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2025-01-1712 min
The Teaching and Scholarship Podcast2024 Round up with The UofG Communications TeamIn this epiosde we have a festive round up of all the Univeristy of Glasgow's top news stories from 2024, along with some insights into how the communications team work and what they do. I am joined by Richard Warburton - Head of Commmunications and External Relations at UofG, and Charlotte Morris - the Communications Manager for The College of Social Sciences for a light hearted chinwag. Ever wondered how media requests are managed and how our staff end up on TV or radio? How does the Principal get advised on political or financial news that could affect the HE s...
2025-01-011h 58
University Jobs - Where to find your best jobs in higher education by www.AcademicJobs.comUniversity of Glasgow JobsUniversity of Glasgow Careers
The University of Glasgow, founded in 1451, advertises its academic job openings. The university highlights its prestigious history, commitment to research excellence, and diverse, inclusive environment. The application process is described as straightforward, and notable alumni are showcased. Several reasons to work at the university are presented, emphasising research opportunities, global impact, and the vibrant city of Glasgow. The text encourages prospective faculty to visit the university website for more information and to apply.
This document summarises key information regarding career opportunities at the University of Glasgow (UofG), drawn from the...
2024-12-2912 min
Stories From GlasgowCelebrating Robert FergussonDiscover the Edinburgh poet who inspired Robert Burns, and whose impact extends well beyond the pages of his works to the city’s landscape, and even the treatment of brain injuries. ‘The Collected Works of Robert Fergusson: Reconstructing Textual and Cultural Legacies’ is a two-year research project, funded by the Leverhulme Trust, and led by Professor Rhona Brown. As the 250th anniversary of Fergusson’s death approaches, Prof. Brown and Dr Amy Wilcockson join the podcast to share their research, as well as insights into Fergusson’s life, works and legacy. Listen to learn more about Fergusson...
2024-10-141h 00
UofG SpotlightIn conversation with Mary McAleese Our Spotlight: On the Election mini-series has wrapped up and we're returning to season three for the final episode of the season. In this episode, host Graeme Roy is joined by former President of Ireland Professor Mary McAleese. Graeme and Mary talk about building bridges - the hallmark of her presidency from 1997 to 2011 - and how she took that philosophy and turned it into action. They discuss social justice, the health of democracy and political leadership in Europe, taking the long view in policymaking and much, much more. Sign up for the Centre...
2024-07-1841 min
Stories From GlasgowInfluencing Gaelic PublishingJoin us as we go on a deep dive into Gaelic periodicals, publishing, and language with Dr Petra Johana Poncarová. Dr Poncarová introduces two figures who have played key roles in Gaelic publishing: Ruaraidh Erskine of Mar and Derick Thomson. From poetry and periodicals that spanned decades, to detective fiction, drama, and even a biology text book, listen now to find out more… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-06-1054 min
Stories From GlasgowOcean ModernJoin us as we set sail on a voyage that spans the literary and historical; exploring the fascinating, glamorous – and sometimes dark – world of the ocean liner in Professor Faye Hammill’s Ocean Modern research project. Professor Hammill shares how the power and public fascination with the ocean liner has been captured in literature; and how real ocean liners - some even built on the Clyde – along with their crews and passengers – have been documented, commemorated, and mythologised. Join Professor Hammill and Cia as they explore literature, archival material, and even the role playe...
2024-05-1341 min
UofG SpotlightMinority GovernmentOn this special episode focussing on minority government, we speak to Geoff Aberdein, former FM chief of staff to Alex Salmond, and Professor Nicola McEwen, Director of the UofG Centre for Public Policy. They discuss what minority government might mean for Scotland, from day-to-day practicalities to potential implications longer term for the political process and public policy. Produced by Fresh Air Studios for The University of Glasgow.
2024-05-0226 min
Stories From GlasgowOvertourismMake sure your seat belt is fastened and your chair is in the upright position for take-off; we’re heading to Mallorca with Dr Guillem Colom-Montero. Mallorca has long been a popular holiday destination, but what are the consequences of that popularity? From representation in art and culture, to conversations with local communities and changes in vocabulary, Dr Colom-Montero joins Cia to reflect on the impact decades of tourism has had on the island – and some similar effects seen closer to home, here in Scotland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more i...
2024-04-2955 minUofG SpotlightUK Spring Budget Special This special episode focusses on the UK Budget detailed last week by the UK Chancellor. Joining us for analysis are three of our UofG experts: Graeme Roy, Dean of external engagement here at the University of Glasgow, he also serves as Chair of the Scottish Fiscal Commission. Nicola McEwen is the Director of the Centre for Public Policy and Claire Macrae is a Senior Lecturer with research expertise on equality and risk distribution. Together they'll be looking at the fiscal choices the Chancellor made, what they mean for Scotland's balance sheet and their impact on the UK...
2024-03-1427 min
Creating Active Lives052 Student Mental Health Seona McKenzie and Julie HughesThis episode is an important one for both those going to university, and also for parents who want to support their children in thriving while away from home, especially for the first time. I am talking to Julie Hughes and Seona Mackenzie about student mental health.In this episode we discuss: the importance of supporting students' mental health, especially during the transition to university life. Common issues among first-year students The challenges of independent livingHow sport and physical activity play a crucial role in supporting mental health by providing a distraction, promoting social connections, and...
2024-03-1443 min
Green FifteenPlant-Based UniversitiesToday we're talking to Emma Sancho, a 4th year psychology student who's involved in the Plant-Based Universities Campaign, which recently kicked off at Glasgow Uni.
Join us to learn more about the benefits of having a plant-based diet and to understand the motivations behind the campaign. If you'd like to get involved, you can visit their website here and follow them on Instagram at @plantbasedunis and @plantbasedunisglasgow for the Glasgow branch.
Here are some of the resources mentioned in this episode:
Earthling Ed - author of How to Argue With a...
2023-12-0413 min
Stories From GlasgowFrom History PhD to EntrepreneurWhere can a PhD in History take you? Dr Matthew Leeper, Managing Director and Founder of Education Evolved, and Student Enterprise Advisor at University of Glasgow, talks to Cia about his journey from student to entrepreneur. Dr Leeper shares the pivotal moments, decisions, and passion for history that brought him to his current roles. Listen and trace Dr Leeper's steps from a street in Rome to academia, Education Evolved, and now helping UofG students to start their own entrepreneurial journeys. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-11-2749 minUofG SpotlightClimate change The theme for this week's episode is climate change. We speak to Chris Stark, Chief Executive of the Climate Change Committee. We also talk to Dr Hannah Salamon, UofG Research Associate at the Centre for Public Policy, on the relationship between gender and climate change.
2023-11-2349 min
Stories From GlasgowAutonomy and End of Life CareWhat does it mean to live autonomously? And how can that autonomous life be supported when we reach the end of life? Professor Ben Colburn is a political philosopher at the University of Glasgow and patron of the charity, and he joins Cia for a thought-provoking conversation about autonomy and end of life care. Prof. Colburn talks Cia through the different factors which can threaten autonomy at end of life, as well as the ways autonomy can be supported. From educating and collaborating with carers, to working with legislators and supporting the Assisted Dyin...
2023-11-1350 minUofG SpotlightPublic Policy at UofG and the SNP Annual ConferenceBack for Season 3! On this episode we are joined by our new Spotlight co-host Professor Nicola McEwan. Nicola is Professor of Public Policy and Director of the new Centre for Public Policy at the University of Glasgow. We hear from Nicola about the exciting programme of work planned for the recently established Centre. We also have analysis around recent political developments including the SNP's annual conference and what October's bi-election results will mean for the coming general election.
2023-11-0232 min
Stories From GlasgowCurious TravellersJoin us as we journey around Scotland with Professor Nigel Leask and Professor Mary-Ann Constantine (University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies). They tell the story of naturalist and antiquarian Thomas Pennant. From negotiating language barriers and travelling with illustrators, to creating a network of correspondence to sate his curiosity. Pennant explored Scotland long before his contemporary, Samuel Johnson made his tour of the western isles. Professors Leask and Constantine share some of Pennant’s travel writing and thoughts from his tours of Scotland and Wales. They reflect on how cur...
2023-10-301h 03
Stories From GlasgowRoll for StorytellingRoll a perception check – you may have found the latest episode of Stories From Glasgow... Emma French is a PhD candidate in University of Glasgow’s Centre for Fantasy & the Fantastic. Emma joins Cia for a conversation about transformative storytelling and Dungeons & Dragons. This popular roleplaying game is more than dice rolling and rulebooks; it's a powerful way to tell stories and explore the fantasy genre. You don’t need to be half-elf edge-lord rogue, or a gnome cleric with a strong moral compass to enjoy this episode. But you may start to r...
2023-10-1653 min
Stories From GlasgowTracing Glasgow's Imperial Past How can walking help us to understand Glasgow’s hidden histories of empire? Dr Rosie Spooner has been leading critical heritage walking tours of Glasgow since 2017. Centring on Kelvingrove Park and Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, the walks explore how Glasgow’s built environment and museum collections have been shaped by its involvement in chattel slavery, colonization and imperialism Dr Spooner joins Cia to share how these tours use walking as a decolonial heritage practice. The walks examine the ‘hidden’ histories of empire in these popular locations, and how this past has shaped Glasgow’s...
2023-10-0248 minUofG SpotlightNudge theory and UofG's new Centre for Public PolicyIn this episode, we speak to Professor Nicola McEwan, an expert in devolution and inter-governmental relations, who recently joined Glasgow to establish and run a new Centre for Public Policy. We also talk to Theodore Koutmeridis about behavioural economics and how nudges – changes to the incentives that we face – can change the outcomes of policymaking. Timestamps Nicola McEwan: 1:03 Theodore Koutmeridis: 19:06
2023-06-2235 min
Stories From GlasgowEnter the UofG Games & Gaming Lab Think you know gaming? Think again. The College of Arts is home to the UofG Games & Gaming Lab, with members from across the University and fascinating gaming projects in progress touching on countless different genres and subjects. Dr Tim Peacock is one of the Lab’s co-directors, and he joins Cia to chat all things gaming, as well as share two projects he has led recently. Press start and get ready to enter the world of Minecraft: Ellisland, and then find out about a strategy game that sees Glasgow catastrophically flooded. Fin...
2023-06-021h 02
Stories From GlasgowProsthetics and Assistive Technology in AntiquityWe’re travelling back in time to the ancient world with Dr Jane Draycott, as we discuss the use of prosthetics and assistive technology in classical antiquity. What was the lived experience of people with disabilities and impairments? What were the different types of prostheses and assistive technology available? Who created them, and what materials were they made from? Jane talks to Cia about the literary and archaeological evidence as to when, how, and why people in classical antiquity might have adopted prostheses and assistive technology, as well as societal attitudes towards medicine, science, and th...
2023-05-191h 01
Stories From GlasgowFor the Love of OutlanderWhether you’re a member of Heughan’s Heughligans, or have yet to encounter Diana Gabaldon’s best-selling historical romance, it’s hard to deny that the Outlander series is a global phenomenon. Professor Willy Maley is arguably the University of Glasgow’s biggest Outlander fan. He joins Cia, ahead of the University’s upcoming Outlander academic conference, to share his love for Diana Gabaldon’s fictional world. From how the novels and television series have inspired interest in Scotland’s history, landscape and culture; to the way fans interact with Gabaldon’s work across the globe, you’ll long t...
2023-04-2844 min
Stories From GlasgowZarzuela and Early Phonograph RecordingsStories From Glasgow podcast is back with a musical start for its second season. Cia is joined by Dr Eva Moreda Rodriguez, who introduces us to the zarzuela and early recording in Spain. Find out about this musical genre, as well as how singers and musicians adapted their zarzuela performances towards the phonograph. If you’re curious about what a phonograph recording of a zarzuela sounds like, or how a singer today might find the experience of recording one themselves, we’ve got you covered as Eva shares some original recordings, as well as some...
2023-04-171h 01UofG SpotlightNew Scots refugee integration and Does economics have a diversity problem?Season 2: Episode 14 On this episode, we talk to Dr Tanya Wilson from the UofG Adam Smith Business School about efforts within the economics profession to be more inclusive. We also speak to Dr Dan Fisher and Dr Esa Aldegheri, two of the three authors of the New Scots Refugee Integration Strategy. Timecodes: Tanya Wilson: 2:01 Dan Fisher and Esa Aldgheree: 20:27
2023-04-1343 minUofG SpotlightThe Legacy of Adam Smith in the year of his tercentenary2023 is the tercentenary of the birth of Adam Smith. A key pillar of the Scottish Enlightenment his ideas have had huge influence in economics, law, philosophy and the arts. Smith was a student, professor and rector of the University of Glasgow. Throughout the year, the University of Glasgow will be running a series of events and activities to spark a renewed conversation about his world-changing ideas and their relevance for the problems of the 21st century. We are very grateful for the support of the John Templeton Foundation for this project. To kick start our...
2023-01-2640 min
Stories From GlasgowArchaeology and the Digital Keys to Unlocking the PastDoes digital technology hold the key to unlocking the past? This episode we’re visiting Viking settlements and even a gaol with digital archaeologist, Dr Gareth Beale. He shares how archaeologists today are using digital technology to create immersive experiences at heritage sites and museums to help us form deeper connections to the past. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-12-1645 min
UofG Sound Tracks5.2 Zara Gladman on public engagement pairing science with creativity and comedyIn this episode Zuzia Boguslawska, UofG Careers Intern, gets the low-down on working in science communications and public engagement from Zara Gladman. Strap in as we follow Zara’s journey from volunteering with Glasgow Science Festival to leading Public & Community Engagement at UofG as she reflects on the ups and downs learnt along the way. Zara has built her career pairing creativity with science. She talks about taking part in the Bright Club Glasgow, where stand-up comedy meets science. It’s a unique example of taking science communications to places you wouldn’t expect to subvert expectations and rea...
2022-12-1330 min
Stories From GlasgowWriting SpaceIf you could travel to space, would you? Get ready for an episode in zero gravity as we’re joined by Scottish author and poet, Oliver K. Langmead. Oliver shares his experiences as the 2018 Writer in Residence at the European Space Agency in Cologne, and talks to us about his recent Creative Writing doctoral thesis work. We get a behind the scenes look at the creative processes and inspiration behind Oliver’s page-turner space poetry, and consider what might happen if humans tried to colonise Mars. Hosted on Acast. See acast.co...
2022-11-2536 min
Stories From GlasgowThe Legacy of Scotland's Gaelic Literature Did you know that you could be encountering the influences of Scotland’s Gaelic literature and not even realise it? Scotland has a literary tradition that spans centuries and crosses borders. The influence of its shared Gaelic stories with Ireland can still be felt today. This episode, Dr Geraldine Parsons introduces us to this amazing literature through the medieval Irish Finn Cycle (Fiannaíocht; Senchas na Fèinne) - the stories of legendary hero, Fionn Mac Cumhaill – and how these tales even touch our very landscape. Want to check out the stories Geraldine mentione...
2022-11-1540 min
Stories From GlasgowThe World's First ComicMove over Gotham, there’s a more important city in comic book history. Glasgow is home to the world’s first comic, The Glasgow Looking Glass, and in this episode, we’re uncovering its fascinating story. Expect local landmarks, missing mummies and more, as researcher Danielle Schwertner and Professor Laurence Grove share some of their favourite extracts of the periodical, explaining what we can learn about 19th century Glasgow, and comic book history. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-10-2138 min
Stories From GlasgowUnravelling Scotland's Knit HistoryOur first episode takes us on a deep dive into the Scottish knitting industry with the University of Glasgow’s Fleece to Fashion project team. Which iconic knitted garment found fame in Hollywood? Where in Scotland can you spin alpaca yarn? Who was really behind the knitting patterns of Bernat Klein? You don’t need to be a knitter to enjoy this episode, but you may be inspired to pick up some needles and cast on as the team take us on a journey across Scotland that spans decades. Hosted on Acast. See acas...
2022-10-0555 minUofG SpotlightUofG's Future Global Shocks lecture seriesOn this episode, we speak to Jeane Freeman and Michael Russell, curators of the 'Future Global Shocks' lecture series being held this autumn by the University of Glasgow in conjunction with the Campaign for Social Science. We also talk to one of the speakers in the series, Professor Richard Davies (University of Bristol), about what constitutes a resilient economy.
2022-09-2248 min
Systems Science in Public Health PodcastProfessor Petra Meier on the UofG Spotlight podcastProfessor Petra Meier appeared on Episode 29 of the UofG Spotlight podcast to discuss her work on economic inequalities and health outcomes and the need for a system-wide view at tackling challenges of poverty, health and sustainability.
2022-06-0121 min
Green FifteenSo you want to be a GUEST promoter?Do you want to know more about what it's like to work for GUEST?
Join our sustainable food promoter Madeleine as she sits down with some of our GUEST promoters to chat about what they've been up to this year and what they've enjoyed most about working for GUEST.
Links that we discussed in the podcast:
Application for promoters - https://glasgow.targetconnect.net/leap/jobs.html?id=87449&service=Careers+Service
Application for bike mechanic - https://glasgow.targetconnect.net/leap/jobs.html?id=87513&service=Careers+Service
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2022-05-1312 minUofG SpotlightEpisode 29On this episode we are joined by Dr Shivali Fifield from the Environmental Rights Centre for Scotland to talk about access to healthy environments as a human right and how to make those rights real. We also speak to Petra Meier, Professor of Public Health at UofG, and Director of the UKPRP-funded Sipher Consortium, a UK-wide hub for Systems Science in Public Health & Economic Research. She discusses her work on economic inequalities and health outcomes and the need for a system-wide view at tackling challenges of poverty, health and sustainability. Time stamps: Petra Meie...
2022-04-2145 minGreen FifteenEpisode 12: Sustainable CareersIn this episode, the three GUEST coordinators talk about what makes a career sustainable and how to begin a sustainable career.
Some job sites discussed in the episode:
https://forpurposejobs.com/
https://80000hours.org/
Sustain job vacancy newsletters here:
https://www.sustain-eu.org/news/discover-latest-issue-sustain-newsletter/
If you’re a UofG student, you can apply for a job at GUEST here before the 18th May.
2022-04-2015 min
Learning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastLeap of Faith: Enhancing the Agency of Early Career AcademicsThis is an audio recording of the following paper, read by Mark Breslin. Enhancing the Agency of Early Career Academics Mark Breslin, Julie Harvie, Brian Leslie, Evelyn McLarenUniversity of Glasgow ABSTRACT This article explores the lived experiences of four early career academics (ECAs) transitioning from school educators (within the primary and secondary sectors) to lecturers in initial teacher education in a United Kingdom Higher Education institution. These ECAs were established teachers with strong practitioner identities within their field of education and experienced in reflective practice. This study aims to gai...
2022-04-1254 minGreen FifteenEpisode 11: Glasgow Student Housing Co-opIn this episode, community engagement promoter Rosanna facilitates a discussion with Glasgow Student Housing Co-op members to find out more about what the housing co-op is and how you can get involved.
2022-04-0616 minGreen FifteenEpisode 10: PetrocultureIn this episode we're talking about petroculture - what is it and how do we get out of it? Thalia chats to GUEST's Izzy Thomas-Horton and former oil-industry professional Tony Makin.
2022-03-3015 minGreen FifteenEpisode 9: Why Food Banks Are Not The Sustainable SolutionJoin our sustainable food promoter Madeleine as she chats to Thalia about food banks, the government's most recent consultation on ending the need for them, alternative solutions and why seeing food banks as a way to reduce food waste is so problematic.
Links mentioned in the podcast:
https://www.gov.scot/publications/ending-need-food-banks-consultation-draft-national-plan/
https://www.cwin.org.uk/services/garnethill-multicultural-food-hub/
http://www.edibleestates.co.uk/
You can contact Madeleine via email: Madeleine.Gomes@glasgow.ac.uk
2022-03-1615 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastDr Anne Tierney: answers questions about SoTLWhat is SoTL? How do you get started? Where will SoTL be and how did it begin? Are just some of the questions we are discussing in this episode.Listen in for tips and advice about SoTL and here what colleagues from other institutions have to say.Anne Tierney is an Assistant Professor in the Learning and Teaching Academy at Heriot-Watt University. She has a particular interest in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, especially how scientists engage with it. Anne led a QAA Scotland collaborative cluster in micro-credentials in 2021-22 and is currently deputy chair...
2022-03-1114 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastDr Andrea Webb: answers question about SoTLIn this episode Dr Andrea Webb who is Associate Professor of Teaching & Area Coordinator (Social Studies), Department of Curriculum & Pedagogy at The University of British Columbia (Canada) was so kind to answer a host of questions about SoTL and introduce SoTL in Canada to us.You will find more information and all the resources Andrea has shared on our UofGSoTL Blog. I hope you enjoy this episode and many thanks to Andrea for her time! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ltands/message
2022-03-1132 minGreen FifteenEpisode 8: Creative Approaches to the Climate CrisisIn this podcast episode we hear from Hannah George, an organiser of Glasgow Goes Green Festival, and Isobel Thomas-Horton, a member of World + 3 Journal, on creative approaches to the climate crisis.
If you’re listening before the end of February 2022, check out all of the events GUEST are running as part of Glasgow Goes Green on our Facebook page.
2022-02-1616 minGreen FifteenEpisode 7: Eco-Anxiety (pt.2)CW: contains discussion of depression and anxiety
In this episode of Green Fifteen, GUEST’s student engagement promoter Hannah discusses eco-anxiety with four people who are working at the intersection between the climate crisis and our mental health;
Caroline from The Climate Psychology Alliance (https://www.climatepsychologyalliance.org/)
Monique from Elephant in the Room (https://www.qmunion.org.uk/elephant)
Cheryl from the University of Glasgow (https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/ges/staff/cherylmcgeachan/)
Marla from the Resilience Project (https://www.theresilienceproject.org.uk/)
2022-01-1914 minGreen FifteenEpisode 6: Eco-Anxiety (pt.1)CW: contains discussion of depression and anxiety
In this episode of Green Fifteen, GUEST’s student engagement promoter Hannah discusses eco-anxiety with four people who are working at the intersection between the climate crisis and our mental health;
Caroline from The Climate Psychology Alliance (https://www.climatepsychologyalliance.org/)
Monique from Elephant in the Room (https://www.qmunion.org.uk/elephant)
Cheryl from the University of Glasgow (https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/ges/staff/cherylmcgeachan/)
Marla from the Resilience Project (https://www.theresilienceproject.org.uk/)
2022-01-1915 min
Learning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastAn Essay about Finding ScholarshipIn this podcast Dr Paula Karlsson-Brown shares her experience about becoming a SoTL scholar. This episode is a collaboration with the Open Scholarship Journal and is part of Paula's article. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ltands/message
2021-12-2217 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastIntroducing Prof Scott BorderIn this podcast, Prof. Border briefly explores his professional background and his move to the University of Glasgow as the newly appointed Head of Anatomy. Scott also introduces his Teaching and Scholarship Podcast series (https://meinpodcast.libsyn.com/), which has been successfully running for the past couple of years and aims to promote teaching excellence within university education.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ltands/message
2021-12-0811 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastSoTL and the Early Career AcademicIn this podcast, Dr Nicola Veitch and Dr Michelle Welsh (University of Glasgow) are exploring how to get involved with SoTL research especially when starting as an early career academic. Based on previous experience, Nicola and Michelle discuss what scholarships means, how to start with SoTL research and how to identify projects, the importance of collaborations, the need for ethics, funding opportunities, and many more valuable nuggets of knowledge. Podcast edited by Dr Ourania Varsou (University of Glasgow).--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ltands/message
2021-12-0144 minGreen FifteenEpisode 5: Sustainable Travel PodcastOur Transport Promoter Natasha and Social Media Promoter Fan talk in this podcast about sustainable ways to travel home over the winter holidays. We cover the advantages of slow travel, the different modes of transport that exist, and some of our personal experiences with slow travel. For more tips and information, have a look at greentraveller.co.uk!
2021-11-1715 minUofG SpotlightEpisode 20This episode marks the 20th edition of Spotlight. In this second COP26 special, we speak to Dr Catherine Happer about the role of the media and social media in informing people's attitudes on climate change and their trust in the political process. We also talk to Professor Jaime Toney, Director of the Centre for Sustainable Solutions at UofG, who is an expert in the science of climate change. We also hear from the CEO of Citizens Advice Scotland, Derek Mitchell, who reflects on how advice services adapted during the pandemic and trends observed.
2021-11-1134 minGreen FifteenEpisode 4: COP26 Youth Hub LaunchIn this episode hear GUEST's Thalia chat to everyone hanging around the COP26 Youth Hub in their first few days of opening! Listen to find out why having a youth hub is so important, the events we're most excited for, and how you can get involved!
2021-11-0315 minGreen FifteenEpisode 3: COP26In this episode hear GUEST coordinators Meli, Molly, and Thalia talk about what COP26 is, their hopes and fears for COP26, GUEST’s COP26 projects, and hear an excerpt from Graeme Eddolls from the COP26 Coalition on what the Coalition are all about.
What is COP26 and why does it matter from The Guardian newspaper.
Get Ready Glasgow - information about how to prepare for COP26.
Homestay networks:
COP26 Coalition
Student Homestay Network
2021-10-1313 minUofG SpotlightEpisode 17 On this week's episode we speak to Professor Alison Phipps, UNESCO Chair in Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts, and Hyab Yohannes, UofG PhD scholar, about their work on refugees and their integration into the societies that they have come to. We also talk to Dr Ali Fraser, Director of the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research, about his research on public health, youth and violence reduction, including work on the 'Changing Violence' project. Timestamps 01:03 Dr Ali Fraser 21:52 Professor Alison Phipps and Hyab Yohannes
2021-09-3048 minGreen FifteenEpisode 2: Students pushing sustainabilityIn this episode of Green Fifteen we hear from some of the students trying to make environmental change on campus.
To get involved:
Contact the SRC's Environmental Officer at environmental-officer@src.gla.ac.uk
Extinction Rebellion Glasgow University
GU Green New Deal
GU Arms Divestment Coalition
If you have any questions about this episode of the podcast feel free to contact Thalia.Groucott@Glasgow.ac.uk
2021-09-2916 min
Green FifteenEpisode 1: Student SustainabilityWelcome to our new podcast: Green Fifteen!
In this episode the three new Glasgow Environmental Sustainability Team Coordinators talk about how to live sustainably as a student in Glasgow.
Here are some useful links based on what we mentioned during the episode:
Brilliant Bartering Glasgow
Contact GUEST’s Biodiversity Promoter Marie: Marie.Vendrome@Glasgow.ac.uk
Centre for Sustainable Solutions Newsletter: https://lists.cent.gla.ac.uk/sympa/info/rsio-sustain
Young Friends of the Earth Scotland
2021-09-1515 minGreen FifteenCan Consumption Ever Be Truly Ethical?In conversation with Dr. Deirdre Shaw, Professor of Marketing and Consumer Research at the Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow about the scope of ethics in modern consumption. We discuss the responsibility of consumers, and how they can use their choices to "vote" for better, the different ways we can put pressure on corporations to change their harmful practices and the subject of much of Dr. Shaw's research - a Clueless-style, clothing sustainability app that allows us to see our wardrobes in a new light!
2021-04-2044 min
UofG SpotlightEpisode 1In this first episode of the UofG Spotlight Podcast, Kezia Dugdale talks to Professor Graeme Roy about Scottish party political manifestos, their costing - and credibility. Graeme also talks to Professor Ken Gibb on the subject of housing policy.
2021-03-3035 minGreen Fifteen5: The Right To Food BillIn this episode of the GUEST Podcast, Thalia chats to Abi Mordin and Katrina Faccenda about The Right to Food Bill. Enshrining the Right to Food in the Scottish Parliament offers an opportunity to reframe the way we think about food and our food systems - listen to find out what changes it could make and what still needs to be done, as well as what we can do to support the bill.
If you'd like to email your representatives in Scottish Parliament, find out who they are at https://beta.parliament.scot/msps/current-and-previous-msps.
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2021-03-291h 01
The Shine CastEpisode 3: Brooke & Darian - Athletes Without SportsThis episode we’re talking with two University of Guelph undergrads: Brooke and Darian. Brooke and Darian are both student athletes and co-leads of UofG’s SAMHI (Student Athlete Mental Health Initiative). We hear what it’s been like transitioning from high school, to university, to pandemic life and how that’s affected their sports, schooling, and of course mental health. This episode we hear about several helpful UofG resources, including SAMHI, the Student Support Network, and the Indigenous Student Centre. Episode Resources for U of Guelph Students:Student Athlete Mental Health Initiative Instagram: @samhigry...
2021-02-2538 min
Learning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastTransitioning from Private Sector into Higher EducationMeet our Colleagues from the Adam Smith Business School Dr Helen Mullen, Dr Nick Quinn, and Dr Matt Offord sharing their experience moving into lecturer roles with learning, teaching, and scholarship focus after having successful careers in the private sector. Hear about the trials and tribulations adjusting to academic life and becoming involved in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. And in fact what makes the involvement with SoTL so attractive as part of the career in higher education. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ltands/message
2021-02-1857 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastSoTL and Research IntegrityToday I have the pleasure to speak to Sam Oakley who works for the research integrity office about how RI features in Scholarship of Teaching and Learning and we may or may not make reference to a Disney movie. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ltands/message
2020-12-2026 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastSoTL and the ProfessorIn this episode I have the absolute pleasure to speak with Prof Susan Jamieson about becoming a professor on a Learning, Teaching and Scholarship track, which is a teaching (rather than research) focussed academic career path. It usually involves the engagement in a variety of SoTL activities. The academic community under #LTHEchat and #AcademicChatter as well as colleagues from our institution submitted questions I should ask Susan. We had an A4 sheet full of questions so today's episode is a bit longer than usual! This is the paper Susan mentions during the interview: http://eprints.gla.ac.u...
2020-12-1843 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastSoTL and the LibraryIn this episode Paul Cannon who is one of our college librarians is talking about all the things the librarians can support when it comes to undertaking SoTL, but there are also some tips on searches, databases and publication. Tune in for more. And if you want to read up on some of the items we spoke about hop over to Paul's blog post on our SoTL blog. https://uofgsotl.blog/?p=455 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ltands/message
2020-12-1516 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastSoTL and the QuestionnaireIn this episode Dr Vicki Dale is giving us tips about how to design questionnaires for SoTL projects. We talk question design, when to use or not to use a questionnaire, and what to do about demographic data. Correction: Vicki referred to measures of central displacement but meant measures central dispersion.These are the references Vicki is mentioning in this episode: References:Pallant, J., 2020. Survival manual: A step by step guide to data analysis using IBM SPSS.Ryan, F., Coughlan, M. and Cronin, P., 2007. Step-by-step guide to critiquing research. Pa...
2020-12-1338 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastSoTL and the Dissemination FairToday I am having a chat with Dr Scott Ramsay about his experience of organising dissemination fairs at the University of Glasgow. Scott shares some insights and learning from these as well as resources and two different ways of organising such a fair. If you want to listen to advice from the editors Scott speaks about you can catch up on the YouTube playlist: HE Journal Info - Routes to Dissemination - YouTubeAnd these are the books Scott co-authored with our colleague Dr Jennifer BoyleWriting a Science PhD - Je...
2020-12-0918 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastSoTL and the UniversityIn this episode I am talking to Dr Michael McEwan head of subject for our MEd in Academic Practice program. Michael is explaining a bit how credit bearing SoTL provision at the University of Glasgow is organised, and shares findings from a case study he conducted with early career researchers on our program and their perceptions and understanding of SoTL. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ltands/message
2020-12-0614 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastSoTL and the Masters in EducationToday, my colleague Karen Thompson shares her experience of undertaking the MEd in Academic Practice. How this works next to a busy fulltime lecturing job, joining the masters via a non-traditional route and how it impacted her work and teaching. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ltands/message
2020-12-0613 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastSoTL and Gamebased LearningIn this episode I am talking to Dr Matt Barr, who is a lecturer in the School of Computing Sciences, University of Glasgow about game based learning, gamification and how to undertake scholarship of teaching and learning to understand the impact these have on the learners. Below are the references mentioned in the podcast and Matt's Twitter handle if you want to get in touch with him. Barr, M. (2019). Graduate Skills and Game-Based Learning: Using Video Games for Employability in Higher Education. Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-27786-4Ada Scotland Fe...
2020-12-0323 minGreen Fifteen4: Cutting Christmas Waste with the Shrub Co-opWith December just around the corner, we hear from some members of GUEST from years gone by as they chat with Katrina from the Shrub Co-op in Edinburgh on what the co-op get up to and how we can all be celebrating Christmas a bit more sustainably, from wrapping presents to tofurkey feasts.
You can find out more about the Shrub Co-op at shrubcoop.org
2020-11-2029 minGreen Fifteen3: GUSA x SRC Sustainability ChallengeThis week we are chatting to clubs and societies from #TeamUofG who are taking part in the GUSA x SRC Sustainability Challenge and finding out what they are doing to make their society more sustainable!
We are joined this week by our GUEST Coordinator Blair, the SRC Environmental Officer Alvaro, Surf Club Vice President Hepzi and Muay Thai Captain Isla. Hepzi and Isla tell us what changes they're making to win points and help the planet, and Alvaro fills us in on the big prizes that are up for grabs!
You can check out the C...
2020-11-1624 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastDawne Irving-Bell and the National Teaching RepositoryIn this episode Dr Dawne Irving-Bell talks all things National Teaching RepositoryWhat it is, how it works, and the various sections to which you can submit or participate in other ways. And of course you can submit your SoTL working out loud, or thought papers! Please become involved, participate, share, become a critical friend or curator! Let Dawne know if you have suggestions! Find Dawne on Twitter: https://twitter.com/belld17And the NTR as well: https://twitter.com/NTRepositoryIf you want to read up on the specifics yourself, have a l...
2020-11-1631 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastNatasha Taylor and SoTLwalksIn this episode I have the pleasure to interview Dr Natasha Taylor, about the international and asynchronous SoTLwalks she organises once a month online since the first pandemic lockdown hit. Natasha is originally from the UK but has been living in Australia for some years, so she kindly postponed her dinner and I my breakfast and we met at our respective ends of the ether to talk all things SoTLwalk.These are the links to some of the resources and projects Natasha mentioned: First of all you can follow Natasha on Twitter: https://twitter.com/taylor...
2020-11-0321 minGreen Fifteen2: Transport 101 - Haud the Bus!In this episode, the GUEST team is answering the Glasgow City Council consultation on transport, which will shape transport planning in Glasgow for the next 10 years. The consultation is running until the 30th of October and we would encourage you to fill it in (along with us if you want to) and have your say!
Note that this episode includes mentions of sexual assault.
Here are some useful links relating to the episode:
glasgow.gov.uk/connectingcommunities
https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=50264&p=0
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2020-10-2642 min
Learning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastA story of becoming a university educatorThe original title was 'Living by the Proverb', this is a bit of an experiment contemplating how our upbringing our background influences and shapes our teaching identities, and why this is important for our practice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ltands/message
2020-09-1638 minGreen Fifteen1: GUEST 101Welcome to #TeamUofG from GUEST! We are the Glasgow University Environmental Sustainability Team and we are a group of students who work for the University of Glasgow to promote sustainability on campus. In this episode, our coordinators for 2020-21 - Lauren, Blair and Dounia - are chatting about what GUEST got up to last year, plans for the year ahead and how you can get involved!
2020-09-1426 minLearning, Teaching and Scholarship PodcastLearning, Teaching and Scholarship Podcast (Trailer)--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ltands/message
2020-09-0700 min
BrainscapeCoronapod - Campus chatAli asks UofG students about what has been keeping them hopeful during isolation.
2020-05-2200 minBrainscapeAttached - Campus chatIn this mini episode Ali asks UofG student about their relationship 'Red Flags' and warning signs in potential partners.
2020-03-2800 min
UofG Sound TracksRichard Gadd - The writer, comedian and actor who isn’t afraid of hard graft and taking a gambleAs a student at UofG Richard travelled the UK performing and regularly taking shows to the Edinburgh Fringe, unbelievably he never missed a single lecture or tutorial during his four years of studies. This commitment and drive set him on an award-winning career path as a writer, comedian and actor, and here Richard shares his professional highs and lows. Richard’s 2016 show ‘Monkey See Monkey Do’, written about his experience of being sexually assaulted and his subsequent battles with mental health, won the prestigious Edinburgh Comedy Award. In this episode Richard talks about his anxiety ahead of performi...
2020-03-131h 09
UofG Sound TracksLiberty Vittert - The statistician who’s cooked up a career as an academic, TV chef , author, and political commentatorStatistician, political commentator, television chef and author – Liberty Vittert has developed so many strands to her career. In this episode, we travelled to Boston to meet Liberty and to find out how. Liberty is a passionate believer that data can be used for good – and tells us about how the work she has done on the Board of USA for UNHCR, the north American arm of the of Refugee Agency has done just that. Liberty’s research, as a PhD student at UofG, focused on facial shape analysis with Dr Adrian Bowman, who she describes as the...
2020-02-281h 10
UofG Sound TracksKevin Sneader - The McKinsey Global Managing Partner, who’s identified the key enemy of confidenceWhen Kevin Sneader submitted his application to McKinsey, one of the world’s largest consultancy firms, as a UofG law graduate, he couldn’t have known it was the start of a career that would span decades, cross continents and ultimately take him to Hong Kong, where he is now Global Managing Partner. In this latest episode of UofG Sound Tracks, Kezia travelled to Hong Kong and met Kevin at the McKinsey office to hear about his incredible career journey. From technology and artificial intelligence to the global climate crisis, Kevin touches on some of the...
2020-02-1452 min
UofG Sound TracksJordan Daly – The student activist who made LGBT historyJordan Daly co-founded the campaign group and charity Time for Inclusive Education (TIE). TIE has one aim: to tackle homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia with LGBT-inclusive education in schools. Jordan’s experience growing of up as a young gay man, and his feeling of isolation at his most desperate helped to shape the work that TIE do in schools. In this episode Jordan tells the incredible story of TIE and how he took the organisation from grass roots campaigning to making LGBT history, it all started with one petition. Hear how Jordan balanced his second-year UofG st...
2019-12-131h 05
UofG Sound TracksIsabel Buchanan – the Human Rights Barrister who worked on Pakistan’s death rowUofG grad and Human Rights Barrister Isabel must have made one of the most brave post-graduation decisions covered on the Sound Tracks Podcast. At age 23, after graduating from the Law School, Isabel went to work in Pakistan, on death row. In this episode, Isabel discusses the decisions she made along the way to becoming the Barrister she is today and how it’s a balance of listening to your gut and then analysing the available information that works for her. Isabel has written an award-winning book – Trials on Death Row in Pakistan – which documents her transfo...
2019-12-1048 minBrainscapeLoneliness - Campus ChatOur Campus Chat correspondent Ali asks UofG students "what's the best way to overcome loneliness?"
2019-11-0501 min
UofG Sound TracksThe tattooed Scottish-American astrophysicist who brings the science to Hollywood’s Sci-FiCheck our Erin's bio and recommended career resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/erinmacdonald/ In this episode of Sound Tracks you’ll hear from Dr Erin Macdonald the self-confessed ‘tattooed Scottish-American N7 Slytherin Rebel from Starfleet’. Not sure what to make of that? Then take a listen! Dr Erin is the awesome host of YouTube series Dr Erin Explains the Universe, where she explores space science found in our favourite sci-fi TV shows, movies, books, and video games. She is a science fiction consultant to the entertainment industry where her specialty focuse...
2019-11-041h 02BrainscapeFace your fears! - Campus ChatUofG students answer the question "What's the best way to overcome your fears?"
2019-10-2901 min
UofG Sound TracksThe archaeology student who’s digging a niche for his multi-hyphen career!Check our Neil's bio and recommended career resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/neiloliver ‘That guy from Coast’, Neil Oliver, has one of the most recognisable voices to give you sound advice in this latest episode. Archaeologist-broadcaster-author-journalist... he’s carved out a unique niche for himself in his multi-hyphen career and he’s about to give you the tools he used to do it. Listen out for: Neil’s advice for those in a job they’re not in love with, what he thinks about career planning and how he’s used contacts, connections and...
2019-10-1845 min
UofG Sound TracksThe Inside Track on: Making meaningful connectionsGet the Inside Track on making meaningful connections, with UofG Grad Paul Kay, who founded his own company Perfect Ink Media after working as the Managing Editor of Hong Kong Tatler! Paul gives three tips – that anyone can use – to break the ice, establish rapport and put your best foot forward with someone new. Resources and references from this episode can be found at www.gla.ac.uk/soundtracks/makingmeaningfulconnections
2019-10-1113 min
UofG Sound TracksThe Scottish lass turned Londoner who’s making airwaves at BBC Radio1More info about Shiona and how to connect with her on our webpages at: www.gla.ac.uk/soundtracks In this first episode of Season 3 of Sound Tracks hosts Rosie and Kezia recorded in the BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat studio with Shiona McCallum, reporter and UofG law grad. Shiona’s role as a reporter covering stories across the UK, interviewing and investigative journalism, and broadcasting live on air on Radio one. Shiona also has a real deep interest and love for country music – which has led to her writing for magazines and presenting a new country musi...
2019-10-0443 min
UofG Sound TracksHelen Stewart - The Arts grad who's distilling gin and inspiration!This special episode of Sound Tracks was recorded live at Drygate Distillery, in front of an audience of 100 students and alumni. UofG Arts Grad Helen studied English Literature and Language in Glasgow, all the while brewing ideas for diversifying her family farm back home in Pitlochry. Today, she is both forager and founder at Badvo Distillery - successfully launching a unique Scottish Gin range and distilling not only great products, but the true essence of entrepreneurship along the way too! Listen out for: Helen's challenging experiences as a female in the drinks industry, the key...
2019-05-2148 min
UofG Sound TracksAnita Chaudhuri - the magazine editor with the scoop on working in media.Check out Anita's bio and recommended careers resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/anitachaudhuri Anita Chaudhuri is a UofG Drama grad who’s now Associate Editor of Psychologies Magazine and a long-standing journalist in the arts and current affairs. In this episode Anita talks openly about what she’s learnt from writing for some of the UK’s biggest newspapers and magazines. Listen out for: What Anita thinks are the biggest issues facing our career development today, her pet social media hates and her top celeb interviews! What's your soundtrack...
2019-04-2650 min
UofG Sound TracksThe Theatre Director who brought the magic of Harry Potter to stageJohn Tiffany is one of UofG’s most prestigious alumni working in the creative arts. He’s worked on internationally acclaimed productions, winning numerous accolades including two Tony Awards and two Olivier Awards! In this very special episode of Sound Tracks we hear about John’s journey from a UofG Biology student, to becoming Associate Director at the National Theatre of Scotland and most recently Directing Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. This funny and thought-provoking discussion is packed with John’s advice for aspiring young creatives and how to truly shine at auditions and interviews, the challeng...
2019-04-031h 06
UofG Sound TracksBen Mervis - The Food Editor who's career is built on going with his gut.Check out Ben's bio and recommended careers resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/benmervis/ Food historian, researcher and editor Ben Mervis, came to Glasgow studying on a year abroad - and stayed! In this episode you'll hear how Ben used the skills from his history degree to create a multi-hyphen career around one of his passions: food. Working for Noma, Netflix's Chef's Table and now having launched Fare Magazine - Ben's followed his gut throughout. We joined him for a foodie chat looking back at his journey as he serves up so...
2019-03-191h 55
UofG Sound TracksThe Medical Student turned Public Health Director who’s still a biscuit lover at heartCheck out Linda's bio and recommended careers resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/lindadecaestecker/ UofG Grad Linda De Caestecker is the Director of Public Health for Greater Glasgow and Clyde, a career which she moved into after working as a Doctor both at home and abroad. Now an Honorary Professor, Charity Trustee and important local figurehead, Linda explains what Public Health really means in it’s broadest sense – and how you can build a career in it too. We talk through some of the big health issues that shape all our lives a...
2019-03-041h 06
UofG Sound TracksJude Pullen: The Product Design Engineer who’s sent Superman into space.Check out Jude's bio and recommended careers resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/judepullen/ Jude Pullen is an award-winning Product Design Engineer and Technologist with a fascination for solving unconventional problems – both mechanical and human. Jude has worked for brands like Dyson, Speck Design, Sugru and is now currently working for Lego. From fire-fighting robots and Superman Space-pods, to medical devices for the NHS and life-changing inventions for terminally ill children… Jude has worked on a diverse range of challenging projects across the world. Listen out for: how Jude almost...
2019-02-181h 03
UofG Sound TracksMark Beaumont - The athlete, broadcaster and author who pedalled round the world in 80 daysCheck our Mark's bio and recommended careers resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/markbeaumont/ In this final episode of Sound Tracks season 1, UofG politics and economics graduate Mark Beaumont talks us through what it takes to break the circumnavigation cycling world records not once but twice! We unpick what ‘success’ actually means, get his tips on work-life balance plus hear about the journey he took before his world-record breaking ones. What’s your Soundtrack? We ask GUSA President Paddy to share his favourite tunes for working out and chilling out. Listen out for...
2018-12-1055 min
UofG Sound TracksMick Cooke - from UofG Pharmacology student to Brit Award winnerCheck out Mick's Bio here: https://www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/mickcooke/ In this episode we hear from Mick Cooke, the UofG Pharmacology graduate who found his feet as a musician whilst studying at Glasgow and went on to spend 15 years with iconic indie band Belle and Sebastian. Since leaving the band, Mick has gone on to become a successful composer for children’s television. Mick shares his advice for building connections in the creative industries and reminds us how important it is to pick ourselves up and get out there, even after a k...
2018-10-1239 min
UofG Sound TracksCorien Staels - The Dragons' Den star who's practically pitch perfect.Check out Corien's Bio and recommended resources at : https://www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/corienstaels/ UofG business grad Corien Staels, Founder of Staels Design ltd. trading as Wheelair - is an impressive source of inspiration. In this episode, hosts Rosie and Kez caught up with her while she was back in the UK on business after an exciting year for her product. Corien's Dragons' Den experience was described by Peter Jones as 'pitch perfect' and today she's still travelling all over the world developing and marketing her incredible idea that won Peter's praise....
2018-10-1242 min
UofG Sound TracksThe Official UofG Sound Tracks TrailerSound Tracks is the fortnightly podcast brought to you by UofG Careers and Alumni, that’s jam-packed with sound advice from our graduate world-changers to help keep your career on track. Join hosts Kezia and Rosie as they take your on a tour with awesome alumni all over the world to share their career journey. From side hustles and social enterprises to surviving freelance, creating social, creative and scientific impact, to surviving the big city living around the globe. Our alumni guests will share their career highs, lows and everything in between! In ea...
2018-10-0901 min