Dibakar Roychowdhury is visiting the School this week (16-20 June) for research interaction and to give a talk to the Quantum Group. His host for the visit is Alessandro Torrielli, and his talk (on Tuesday 17th) was on “Timelike Entanglement — A top down perspective” and it was based on arXiv:2505:20388. His visit is partially […]
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During my final year of sixth form, I attended an open day at Surrey in order to help make the decision of which university would be most suitable for me for my further education. I can really say with confidence that this open day finalised my decision to study at the University of Surrey. I […]
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Students often believe they need direct industry experience to get a graduate job. But employers value any type of work experience or positions of responsibility where you can develop relevant transferable skills.
You will be able to develop skills including resilience, communication and problem-solving in industries not directly related to your chosen sector. You should develop an awareness of how your skills are transferable to your desired area of work.
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One of the biggest myths I unknowingly carried with me when preparing to study abroad was the idea that I could “pack everything I need.” The reality hits fast: you will never be able to carry enough luggage to feel fully prepared. With airline restrictions and a limited baggage allowance, you’re forced to choose between […]
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When I started university, I wasn’t sure if I wanted to do a placement, but I knew gaining relevant experience early on would be crucial, especially since I was certain about pursuing a career in mental health. As I learned more about placement opportunities, I realised how beneficial they could be for my professional development. […]
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Guest post by Kai Dröge, Institute for Social Research Frankfurt, Germany, and University for Applied Science, Lucerne, Switzerland. Together with Colin Curtain, he develops QualCoder, an open-source QDA software with included AI support. Guest posts express the views of guest contributors and do not necessarily represent the views of the CAQDAS Networking Project or constitute […]
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