PGR Blog

In our SPS PGR Blog, PGRs from across the School will share their research experiences with the community. If you would like to write for the blog please contact PGR Rep Jeanne Duley. 

Caroline Darke

In our final blog marking Disability History Month, Caroline discusses The Paralympic Games and how much do they truly impact the lives of 'ordinary' disabled people

Claire Chapman

In the second blog from our Disability History Month series, Claire Chapman writes about how autistic people align with the disability identity

Eilidh Anderson

In the first of our series of blogs to mark Disability History Month, Eilidh Anderson discusses what Long Covid reveals about the history of post-viral syndromes as disabilities

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Antonio Ivan

Economic and Social History Rep Antonio Ivan gives some top tips on starting your PhD and where to go for help. 

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IQMR – Is it for me?

Lewis returns with a second blog to share his experience at the Institute for Qualitative and Mixed Method Research in Syracuse last summer

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Lewis Forsyth

Fourth year PGR rep, Lewis Forsyth, shares his wisdom and advice for making the most of your PGR experience

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Daniel Jordan

In our second blog post, first year PGR, Daniel Jordan, shares an overview of his research, his time at Glasgow so far and what he is most looking forward to in his PhD. 

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Jeanne Duley

Welcome to the new SPS PGR Blog! PGR Rep and Blog Editor, Jeanne Duley, writes our first blog post, outlining how the blog will be a platform for our PGRs and help them to feel connected to the community.