We showcase interdisciplinary and innovative research, teaching and engagement happening in the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences @UniStrathclyde
Our January 2025 programmes are just around the corner!
Join our live webinar sessions on Monday 20th - Thursday 23rd October to explore your options and ask any questions about the programmes on offer.
https://t.co/HBv1il44Ns
Professor Katie Boyle is module coordinator within Strathclyde Law School for experiential, work-based learning at master’s level ⚖️
Katie discusses the link between education and career trajectory for our students and the opportunities they have throughout this module 📚
We are proud to announce the launch of our brand-new programme MSc Secondary Education - applications now open for August 2025 entry 📅
The faculty is delighted to offer scholarships worth £5,000 to all eligible offer holders
Further details here - https://t.co/0Px5VFsl9G
Join the Centre for Lifelong Learning community and learn something new this summer with likeminded people.
Browse or range of on campus and online classes today: https://t.co/I3WuvgELYE
#CLL#MoreThanJustClasses#SummerProgramme ☀️✨
CHP is hosting a book launch for “Getting Better” 29/05/25 at the University of Strathclyde. Debs Shipton from Public Health Scotland joins award-winning authors @ProfBambra, Prof Julia Lynch, & Prof Kat Smith for discussion on health inequalities and Q&A (1)
🚀University of Strathclyde’s Law School is launching a ground breaking Summer School course in June 2025: Heritage in Space.
🪐Find out more and register here - https://t.co/WKz3pMA1mN
We're excited to launch a pioneering new Masters programme in International Maritime Law, the first in Scotland, and one of few in the UK and Europe specifically focusing on maritime law.
🚢Find out more and apply here - https://t.co/ulpmoyq97G
Strathclyde Centre for Occupational Safety & Health Microcredentials
🌟Registration is open for three new Health & Safety Microcredentials modules.
🚀Fast-track your way to new skills, knowledge & career growth.
Find out more: https://t.co/Yltkcm6i7m
🌟SIGS create new Papal Dispensations for Marriage database, unlocking valuable records for genealogical research!🔍
The project was funded by the Foundation for Medieval Genealogy.
Full story > https://t.co/TXj7e77Osa
#Genealogy#FamilyHistory#HistoricalRecords
The Living Languages series is back! I will be in conversation with Spanish/Glasgow based, award-winning filmmaker and producer Amparo Fortuny at Strathclyde Uni next Monday 3rd February. https://t.co/zVn7DBXua7
Strathclyde Institute for Genealogical Studies (SIGS; @StrathGenealogy) is thrilled to launch Ken Your Kin, an exciting new event being held in Glasgow, Scotland from the 4th to the 11th of June 2025. Secure your place below ⬇️
📢We are thrilled to announce the launch of Ken Your Kin 2025! 🐦Early bird discount available until 31.01.25. Secure your place with a deposit. Find out more today! > https://t.co/Eu5jve90Z2
#familyhistory#Glasgow#genealogy
🌊Just published! Today we are Celebrating Human Rights Day: ‘Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now’ marking the 76th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Read more in latest newsletter here - https://t.co/K2lfQS1TRe
Applications open for the Commonwealth Shared Scholarship to study for the MSc Diplomacy and International Security @DiploStrath@UniStrathclyde
Come and join me and the team in Glasgow!
#Diplomacy#Politics#History#Law
Application details: https://t.co/9AC5Q6LARy
Applications close this week for the Commonwealth Shared Scholarship to study MSc #Diplomacy and International Security. Read about Zoha's experience on the programme here: https://t.co/Z2YDLBcoEm.
#Politics#History#Law@RogeliaPC@DiploStrath
One Ocean Hub @miliprokic @sibrahimta1 & Harrison Kwame Golo share insights today at the Symposium of Cultural Heritage conference, presenting respective research on the ‘Different Dimensions of Water and Heritage’ panel, alongside partners @UniStrathclyde
The team at @UOSPsychology are still recruiting for participants aged 18-35 and 65-85 for research into memory and ageing. If you or someone you know would be interested in taking part, get in touch with the teams below ⬇️