In the latest podcast, alumna Adele GIbson talks about her upcoming 'Let's Talk About the Anthropocene' event at Grand Parade.

Adele, who was an MA Fine Art student, is putting on the exhibition and programme of events based around humankind’s impact on the natural world between 27 July and 2 August at Grand Parade Gallery.

Find out more about Let's Talk About the Anthropocene.

In the latest episode, we speak to the current undergraduate course leader for law, who's been revolutionising the law programme with her integrated sessions on wellbeing and resilience. 

Zoe also talks about her career, how a focus on wellness has changed her life and the importance of being a role model, having given up alcohol in late 2017.

You can follow Zoe on Twitter and Instagram.

In the latest episode, we speak to the Principal Lecturer in Film and Screen Studies - and organiser of next month's event celebrating David Bowie, Forever Stardust.

With children's culture being one of Ewan's main research interests, he discusses the release of Toy Story 4, reflects on research about gothic and horror video games and talks about the new Games Art and Design BA (Hons) and Animation BA (Hons) undergraduate courses.

To book for Forever Stardust: An Evening Celebrating the Art and Music of David Bowie​, on Friday 12 June at Sallis Benney Theatre, click/tap here​.

In the latest episode, we speak to Alan about his work on the University’s Board of Governors, the Big Build, and life as a World Sailing official.

​As well as discussing his experience officiating sailing competitions at the London 2012 and Rio 2016 Olympics, Alan also talks about his role as a residential advisor and being chair of the Brighton and Hove Actually Gay Men’s Choir.​

In the latest podcast, we speak to the senior lecturer in the School of Architecture and Design about a symposium she's co-organising.

Catalina discusses Fielding Architecture: Feminist Practices for a Decolonised Pedagogy

Catalina also talks about her decision to move to the UK from Colombia, the political situation in her home country, and the Graduate Show.

In the latest episode, we speak to the Professor of Sport and Exercise Science about how the University's at the forefront of anti-doping research, the Caster Semenya case - and his mission to lead a team to a sub-2 hour marathon, completely within athletics regulations.

Yannis is also a member of the International Olympic Committee’s Medical and Scientific Commission and chairs the Science Commission of the International Federation of Sports Medicine - where he also sits on the executive committee.

Ahead of our Graduate Show, a highlight of the University of Brighton's annual calendar, we speak to final year students Annie Lumby (3D Design and Craft), Jamie Moore (Digital Music and Sound Art) and Briar Grootveldt (Philosophy, Politics and Art) to look back at their time here.

Annie and Jamie talk about the work they are about to display at the Graduation Show, while Briar discusses her dissertation.

To find out more about their final year projects, read blog posts about Annie, Jamie and Briar.

For more information about the Graduate Show (which is open to the public between 1-14 June - free entry), including opening times, click here.

In the latest ​episode, we speak to the renowned criminology professor about the University's course on the subject and current social issues.

Peter discusses knife crime and statistics on it in the UK, as well as what impact the debate on guns may have on next year's US election.

To find out more about the University of Brighton's Criminology course, click or tap here.

As part of Mental Health Awareness week, we’ve been speaking to our student Wellbeing Coordinator Kimberley Georgiou, who gives tips on what the University of Brighton does to boost student wellbeing – and how easy it is to seek help if you need it.

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Please see the links below for information mentioned in the podcast.

Self Help Resources

SSGT’S

Student Advice and their blog.

Mood Boost.

Wellbeing Works

Volunteering

Momentum

Disability and Dyslexia Team

Careers Service

Coaching

Sport Brighton

Student Union

Counselling

Mind's Five Ways to Wellbeing

In the latest episode, the Senior Lecturer in the School of Media talks about the importance of studying media subjects, his former career as a journalist for the likes of NME, GQ and Golf Punk - and his previous work with the Manic Street Preachers.

To find out more about the University of Brighton's School of Media, click here.

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