Hi, my name is Yang. I am a final-year Psychology student at Surrey. I came to Surrey after completing an International Baccalaureate (IB) program, which has prepared me for undergraduate courses as an intense high school program. However, my academic readiness still left me struggling through Biological Psychology, so be prepared for the science aspect […]
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Diane Watt, University of Surrey and Liz Herbert McAvoy, Swansea University The afterlife is not typically associated with aggressive pets and insatiable worms. But these are exactly the creatures that appeared to an unnamed woman recluse living in Winchester, England, over the course of three nights in the summer of 1422. The woman was an […]
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Written by Dr. Graziella Piga, a Visiting Research Fellow at the Centre for Britain and Europe. Graziella is a Senior Expert in Gender Equality and Social Inclusion, Women Peace and Security who has worked with numerous impactful institutions including UN Women, UNHCR, and OSCE. Over recent months, I have had the privilege of contributing to several international […]
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My name is Alex and I am currently doing my postgraduate taught degree in International Relations (International Intervention). My dream has always been to work in politics and many of the opportunities needed for a masters degree. The decision to continue my studies was one of the hardest, but I always knew where I would […]
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Werner Bauer was in Edinburgh last week (29 June to 3 July) attending “Scientific Computing and Differential Equations” (SciCADE 2026). SciCADE is a major international conference that has been running every other year since 1995. It brings together experts in numerical analysis, computational science, and applications in physics, biology, engineering, and finance. Werner was an […]
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It feels strange to say that I’ve completed my Mechanical Engineering degree. For the past three years, my life revolved around lectures, coursework, lab sessions, deadlines, group meetings and countless sleepless nights while trying to finish one last report. Looking back, I realise that university wasn’t simply about earning a degree, it was about gradually […]
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