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Researchers work with school to develop new guidelines on outdoor learning
A partnership between University academics and a local multi academy trust (MAT) is involving Plymouth schoolchildren in the latest research into outdoor learning.
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Public lecture asks why Pilgrim Fathers earned place at pinnacle of American history
The third annual Mayflower Lecture, taking place at the University of Plymouth on Thursday 26 October, will explore why the Pilgrim Fathers became so important in the history of the United States
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Postgraduate historian wins prestigious Churchill Fellowship
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/postgraduate-historian-wins-prestigious-churchill-fellowship
University masters student Elliot Clark has been awarded a prestigious fellowship to advance his research into the life and legacy of Sir Winston Churchill.
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Business must embrace change to ‘build back better’
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/business-must-embrace-change-to-build-back-better
The University's Plymouth Business School launches a Knowledge Engagement series.
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Education students learn how to build ocean literacy into their teaching
University of Plymouth news: Primary BEd and BA students have taken part in a course, based on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, designed to provide them with the knowledge and skills to include ocean literacy in their future teaching.
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Live Scribing
Live Scribing is a collaborative project between The Bridge and University of Plymouth illustration students, allowing students the opportunity to develop their illustration practice, confidence and skill set in a professional setting.
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Connecting with the sea: digital marine citizenship
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/place/digital-marine-citizenship
University of Plymouth research: Digital technologies offer a promising approach for addressing some of the challenges of engaging people in place.
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The Suffragettes and Plymouth
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/pr-opinion/the-suffragettes-and-plymouth
Plymouth University news: Visiting research fellow Dr Judith Rowbotham writes about the fight for women’s rights as the acclaimed film Suffragette prepares to be shown at the Plymouth Arts Centre
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How arts can give more people 'a seat at the table'
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/how-arts-can-give-more-people-a-seat-at-the-table
Dr Clare Pettinger has contributed to new report by the Food Research Collaboration on how art-based research methods could help identify and address food-related problems.
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New Burns book explores influence on United States of America - from poets and abolitionists to the Ku Klux Klan
Robert Burns is known as Scotland’s national poet – but how many people are aware of his influence internationally, and in the United States in particular?
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