Good practice – supporting students: supporting PhDs for post-PhD work
Department of Film Studies Film Studies have organised and supported a wide range of activities to help prepare students for post-PhD work, both within and beyond academia.
Department of Film Studies Film Studies have organised and supported a wide range of activities to help prepare students for post-PhD work, both within and beyond academia.
School of English The School of English continues to develop the Professionalizing of PhDs by offering teaching opportunities to PhD students and running sessions on non-academic jobs in Universities.
School of Mathematics and Statistics The School of Mathematics and Statistics has a Feedback Dialogue area in a prominent area of the main corridor of the Mathematical Institute.
School of Economics and Finance In response to low collection rates of hard copies, students can now envision feedback on essays and projects directly on MMS.
The start of our temporary move to online teaching began on the 23 March 2020, at which point we started putting the usage stats from Panopto into a dashboard that you could look at.
This year five Teaching Excellence Awards were made for outstanding contributions to learning and teaching across the University. Unfortunately, we were not able to hold a ceremony this year due to COVID-19, however, a…
Tiancheng Wang is a postgraduate MPhil student here at the School of Classics in St Andrews and our next interviewee in our series on remote teaching and learning. Tiancheng was relieved when we switched to teaching…
Raja Shah is a fourth year student in Biochemistry on his placement year at the University of Edinburgh and we’re interviewing him about what it has been like studying remotely with St. Andrews. Raja has had a very…
This week we’re interviewing Amy McTurk from French Studies in the School of Modern Languages as part of our series on remote teaching and learning. Amy is a first year PhD student and has experienced online learning…
In amongst the rubble of the missed or lost opportunities that have accumulated in the course of lockdown is one of those little flowering moments, an unexpected but wholly welcome event.