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Should none nationals have a right to health on the same basis as nationals?

Dr Julie Wintrup in conversation with Dr Claire Lougarre about the legal issues around the rights of nationals and none-nationals and their access to healthcare.

This short podcast supports UOSM2009 Ethics in a Complex World, an interdisciplinary module exploring difficult moral problems in health care.

For more info visit - http://www.ethics.soton.ac.uk

Fiona and Stephan talk teaching and learning at the University of Southampton, meeting Dr Eleanor Quince as she uses twitter across her history module, Dr Russell Bentley talks Curriculum Innovation and the launch of the Southampton Opportunity.

Artist Pearl John talks about her recent exhibition - A Virtual Artist, reflecting on the process of creating holograms and the inspiration behind her work.

The Exhibition recently ran at the Special Collections Gallery, in the Hartley Library, University of Southampton.

For more about Pearl and links to her work visit.

http://www.pearljohn.co.uk

http://www.southampton.ac.uk/mediacentre/features/hologram_exhibition.shtml

Dr Eleanor Quince describes her use of Twitter in her Building London History Module, providing quotes, clues and inviting students to join her on a journey through the capital.

Assistant Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education) Dr Russell Bentley talks to #FBKSoton about Curriculum Innovation at the University of Southampton.

It's here at last, conversations between Fiona Harvey and Stephan Caspar, with interviews with Dr Jim Anderson and Dr Julie Wintrup, news about MOOCS, end of term awards, served up with lashing of electric guitar.

Using Twitter and Storify to help students ask questions. by ILIaD Southampton