Hello BfT fans! As promised, I am blogging the contents of Episode 15 and some links that might interest you. For this episode, I have interviewed professor George Yeats from Regent’s University London.
Hello BfT fans! As promised, I am blogging the contents of Episode 18 and some links that might interest you. For this episode, I have interviewed Dr. Arkadiusz Goszczak, Engineering Faculty professor at University of Southern Denmark (SDU).
Hello BfT fans! As promised, I am blogging the contents of Episode 13 and some links that might interest you. For this episode, I have interviewed Professor Lorna Hughes, from the Department of Information Studies at the University of Glasgow. Lorna is currently doing some fascinating research.
Hello BfT fans! As promised, I am blogging the contents of Episode 12 and some links that might interest you. For this episode, I have interviewed Ruth Vennekens, who teaches on the Industrial Engineering and Management degree as well as the Global Project and Change Management degree at HZ University of Applied Sciences.
Hello BfT fans! As promised, I am blogging the contents of Episode 11 and some links that might interest you. For this episode, I have interviewed Stuart Forsyth, one of the talented and highly qualified tutors from Oxford and Melio Summer Courses. For those of you who don’t know, Oxford Summer Courses and Melio are leaders in helping students hoping for admission to top universities such as University of Cambridge and University of Oxford. Melio doesn’t help with the admissions process (but IEC does!), but rather works with students to ensure that they have the academic experiences and prowess to stand out in the sea of highly qualified applicants.
Hello BfT fans! As promised, I am blogging the contents of Episode 10 and some links that might interest you. For this episode, I have interviewed Dr. Dave Boucher a lecturer at the University of York within the Biology Department. He is also one of the 80 researchers at the York Biomedical Research Institute (YBRI). His current work at YBRI focuses on cellular immunology.
Hello BfT fans! As promised, I am posting links that will feed your curiosity after watching Episode 9. I had the honour of speaking with Dr. Marcelo Staricoff, professor at the University of Sussex and the lead on a very special and innovative project within Education, JONK. I also had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Simon Thompson, Education Department Head at the University of Sussex.
Hello BfT fans! As promised, I am blogging the contents of Episode 8 of Books for Thought and some links that might interest you. In this ocassion I’m interviewing Dr. Bryan Brazeau professor of Liberal Arts at the University of Warwick.
Hello BfT fans! As promised, Allison is blogging the contents of Episode 7. In this episode she interviews Dr. Beverley Skeggs, professor at Lancaster University. Enjoy!
Hello everyone and welcome to episode number 6 of Books for Thought. As some of you may already know my name is Sofía and I’m IEC’s managing director. Today’s episode is going to be a little different than our previous ones, instead of selecting books in relation to a specific study area, I’m going to talk about my favorite books that I have read this year.
Hello BfT fans! As promised, I am blogging the contents of Episode 5: Three must reads for people curious about studying Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE). Enjoy!
Hello everyone! I’m very excited to be writing today’s Books For Thought blog.
My name is Sofía Goya and I’m IEC’s managing director. But most importantly I’m an avid reader, I normally read between 50 to 52 books per year and this year thanks to coronavirus lockdown I’ve already reached that number so hopefully this year I will finish around 65 books.
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