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'Widening inequalities' in children's physical activity
Deprivation-based inequalities in physical activity between Scotland’s children were already growing before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new research conducted by the University of Strathclyde.

Professor John Reilly included in annual Highly Cited Researchers list
Professor John Reilly from the School of Psychological Sciences & Health has been included in the prestigious annual Highly Cited Researchers list from Clarivate Analytics.

Dr Cara Jardine appears on Just Humans podcast to discuss latest book
Dr Cara Jardine from the School of Social Work & Social Policy has appeared on the Just Humans podcast, hosted by Dr Alistair Fraser, to promote her latest book, "Families, Imprisonment, and Legitimacy: The Cost of Custodial Penalties".

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Events

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Postgraduate Study Drop-In Session
Register for our November Postgraduate Study drop-in session here.

29

Nov

2021

PGDE Personal Statement Session
Register for our November PGDE Personal Statement session here.

30

Nov

2021

TESOL & Intercultural Communication Webinar
Dr Alan Huang will be hosting a webinar in which he will give an insight into TESOL and Intercultural Communication at the University of Strathclyde before taking your questions in a Q&A session.

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Meet our 2020/21 PGDE Students

Blended and online learning has been full of unexpected benefits!...I have so much more flexibility on how, where and when I balance lectures with reading. Being able to pause lectures to catch up on note taking, look up things I didn’t understand or just to nip to the loo has been fantastic! The support for the tutors and fellow students has been amazing.

Ross Chmiel, PGDE Primary Education

Even though and I am missing the face to face interaction I feel I have adapted to the change quickly...My advice would be to set boundaries between learning and personal life and even though you are not physically with others from your class, remember we are all going through this together.

Sharon Russell, PGDE Business Education

Our timetable is very clear and includes a new level of flexibility that I never expected which is a huge advantage for adapting to the ‘new normal.’ I’ve adjusted to working from my room quite quickly; it saves me the time and money I’d normally spend going to Glasgow and the library is available if I need it. The university has even hosted virtual social events, so I’ve never felt like I was missing out on the social aspects of being a student.

Heather Waugh, PGDE English