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Your voice matters. By sharing your feedback, you are shaping the future of postgraduate research at ÌÇÐÄTV as well as your own experience of doctoral studies with your home department(s). Please take this opportunity to participate this year and help us make improvements in PGR experience now and in the future.

Studying abroad can be an exciting and enriching experience for students. However, it is also important to think of the costs before taking the leap. There are several ways to help manage your finances during this journey to ensure that you’re making the most of your time overseas.

Hear from Modhurima, Student Money Assistant, giving you an overview of the key resources you can make use of!

Meet your SU Postgraduate Officer, Alijah Taha, and find out how you can get in touch!

The marketing team is looking for around 10 postgraduate students to take part in a photoshoot on Wednesday 26 and Thursday 27 June for its next recruitment campaign.

The team will need you for a maximum of two hours and you’ll receive £10 in Amazon vouchers for every hour you take part. You can indicate your availability throughout the day using the form below (these times are just to give us a rough idea of availability and are not the final time slots).

It’s not your standard smiley photoshoot, so we need people who are really confident being photographed.

A diverse mix of students is needed and there's only a finite number of places available, so if you have been selected to take part, the team will contact you by email with further details.

Post-graduate students are invited to take part in a free four-week stress-management course during the month of June. The on-campus course will be led by an experienced well-being coach and will provide you with opportunities to explore and discuss stress from many aspects of post-graduate life (e.g. from academic work, planning for the future, to navigating various kinds of relationship, failure or change) and learn skills to manage them. The participants and the teacher will meet as a group for one hour each week.

We have secured funding from the Office for Students to undertake research within the ÌÇÐÄTV PGR community to uncover how personality insights might be used to support students’ mental health and wellbeing. Places are limited, but those who secure a space will have the opportunity to discover more about their personality, mental health and wellbeing, as well as participate in a diverse range of fun and creative activities.

Eight leading universities in the Midlands are joining together to train the next generation of highly-skilled arts and humanities researchers, thanks to funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC).