The Academic Triangle - Teaching, Research and Admin

Show me the money? Recently a significant amount of research has been released showcasing the increasing impact of international students on UK Higher Education. In […]

An old post but still very relevant. A lot of students I work with still struggle with the difference! patter You’re ready, you’re aimed, and […]

Data Analytics and Visualisation It’s been at least six months since my last blog post, while it might seem like a long time, it’s always […]

Document analysis Although they are widely employed by qualitative researchers, documents are rarely used on their own, they are an excellent mechanism for supporting additional […]

Excellent advice for early careers researchers patter We all know what bloat is. If something is bloated it is swollen, puffed up, flabby, distended, enlarged. […]

Cover for the Journal of Race ethnicity and education. As UK Higher Education institutions continue to accept students from ethnically diverse backgrounds, scholars argue that […]

London Bus outside Big Ben Near the end of my PhD during the write up process I made a conscious decision to stop all publishing […]

Think about your Methodology carefully. Most academics have their own approaches to examining PhDs, some will start from the conclusion and work their way back, […]

A lot of academics I know are in similar positions to this. Looking at this from the perspective of guilt is pretty unique though! patter […]

Nord University, Bodo Greetings, it has been a good long few months since my last blog post and as the academic year looms fast I […]

Some good advice here and in my view the focus is always on resilience. Very useful for academics! Milly Schmidt How many times have you plugged […]

Interesting thoughts by the Thesis Whisperer. Mirrors some of my own reflections of the Viva. The key takeaway is not to panic! The Thesis Whisperer […]