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Henry Fellowship
The Henry Fellowship which Oxford and Cambridge run annually is open to PGRs at the University of Exeter. The fellowship offers a fully funded year at Harvard or Yale and is open to to students of all nationalities who are full-time students at any British or Irish University.
Applications open on the 1st November 2022 for entry in 2023/24. For further information, please visit the Henry, Procter and Choate Fellowships website.
Have you heard… Using Music as a Decolonising Tool: A FREE seminar and workshop day. Saturday 5 November, Dartington Hall
The Music Research network at the University of Exeter invites musicians, music educators and researchers to join them to expand their conversations around decolonisation in relation to their own experiences and practice. The day includes practical music making open to participants of all musical backgrounds led by early years music educator Eleanor Rashid, and a keynote presentation from Guillermo Rosabal-Coto, Professor of Music Education at the University of Costa Rica. For full details and booking, visit the Eventbrite page.
The PhD Life Raft Symposium
Running from Monday 7th November 2022 to Friday 11th November 2022 The PhD Life Raft Symposium brings together 15 experts in the field of PhD researcher support to provide a mixture of Q & A sessions; co-working groups and holistic practice sessions including yoga and mindfulness. Students are welcome to come to as many or as few sessions as they would like. Find out more and save your seat.
Critically Interpreting Data Course
This short course will develop your ability to think critically about data. Using practical, real-world examples, you will examine a range of data uses from creation to communication. By the end of the course, you will feel more confident in your ability to interpret representations of data in daily and academic life. All courses are completely free and funded by the European Social Fund as part of the SMART skills project.
For more information - Critically Interpreting Data | Handshake (joinhandshake.co.uk)
Please note, RSVP-ing on handshake does not count as registration. Both courses will be held on Stretham Campus.
Anthrozoology as International Practice (AIP): A Student Conference in Animal Studies
This international conference takes place online between 11-12 November 2022. Registration is free and open to anyone with an interest in how humans relate to and interact with other animals. Hosted by the University of Exeter’s Anthrozoology as Symbiotic Ethics (EASE) working group.
Presentations on variety of topics related to anthrozoology were selected and include contributions from students and early-career researchers around the world. Register for free via Eventbrite.
Queer Immigrant Regeneration: Healing through our Global South Community
We are delighted to announce that on the 14th November, 2022 (16:00-17:00), Dr Jad Jaber will join the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies to host a virtual workshop.
In the workshop, which is open to all, but which particularly welcomes those with experiences of migration and/or marginalisation, Dr Jaber will present on their work with their NGO, the Marginalised Majority, describing experiential themes arising from their longstanding work with marginalised queer people, and the healing strategies developed by and for these communities. Find out more and register to attend via Eventbrite.
Alzheimer's Research UK South West Network Conference
Join the Alzheimer's Research UK (ARUK) South West Network conference, at the M Shed Bristol, on Monday 28 November. Showcasing the current dementia research taking place in the southwest with talks from lead researchers across member institutions, as well as shorter talks and poster presentations from early career researchers. Please register your attendance via Eventbrite.
GW4 Diversity in Postgraduate Research – Thinking Beyond Admissions
The symposium will bring together academic, professional services staff and PGR students across the GW4 Alliance universities to consider diversity and inclusivity across the postgraduate research student journey. Find out more and register your interest on Eventbrite.
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