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This is part of the Engaged Medicine ‘Inspiring Stories’ blog series. In her blog Aude shares her experience of developing the Southampton Centre for Medical and Health Humanities.

02/11/202107/06/2022

This is part of the Engaged Medicine ‘Inspiring Stories’ blog series. Here Sandrine tells us about the ‘Detangling the Knots’ project and how patients were involved in this.

22/10/202122/10/2021

Becky Attwood

Careers, Education, Professor Sally Curtis, Undergraduate

At a recent Faculty Operation Board away day, I was invited to talk about education, and I asked the question: “How do we negotiate the inherent tensions between inclusion/belonging and competitiveness in undergraduate education?” I believe this is a crucial

15/10/202115/10/2021

Becky Attwood

Careers, Professional, Professor Cyrus Cooper, Research

What a wonderful relief to look up from the business in hand of sorting through over 12,000 research outputs, 300 impact case studies and 35 environment statements confronting us in sub-panel 1 (Clinical Medicine) of the Research Excellence Framework (REF)

01/10/202101/10/2021

Becky Attwood

Education, PhD, Postgraduate, Undergraduate

You may well have heard on the news about the challenges facing universities with admissions following the release of A-level results based on teacher assessed grades. Some medical schools have found themselves in the awkward position of having too many

This is part of the Engaged Medicine ‘Inspiring Stories’ blog series. In Nick’s blog he tells us about his experience of running the Smallpeice Biomedical Engineering course for school-age students.

This is part of the Engaged Medicine ‘Inspiring Stories’ blog series. In her blog Caroline shares her experiences of interacting with members of the public using various platforms.

This is part of the Engaged Medicine ‘Inspiring Stories’ blog series. Here Rina talks about the Neurokids project which aims to engage children in neuroscience research.

This is part of the Engaged Medicine ‘Inspiring Stories’ blog series. In his blog Gary talks about the importance of engaging with members of the public in order to build trust.

This is part of the Engaged Medicine ‘Inspiring Stories’ blog series. Here Arjuna talks about his experience of engaging with patients and the public to raise awareness of blinding diseases.