A life-changing course: Progressing my career and joining WHO
Louisa Ayebare shares her experiences studying MSc Humanitarianism, Conflict and Development, realising her UN dream and being part of an international cohort.
Case studies
Exploring our research and other stories from the University community.
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A part-time practicum working with The Pleasure Project
Gavin Sunderland, student of the MSc International Development discusses her practicum experience working with The Pleasure Project.
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Altering micro-finance initiatives across the developing world to benefit poorer households
Our research project challenged the view that microfinance institutions (MFIs) could only assess their financial goals and not target social developments.
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Balancing family life and passion for social work
Kate Farrar graduated from the BSc Social Work course in 2014 and is now supporting unaccompanied asylum-seeking children.
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Becoming a Young Entrepreneur
Nicolette (BSc Sociology and Social Policy) was nominated Young Entrepreneur of the Year at the prestigious Kensington and Chelsea Awards whilst on placement.
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Breaking the cycle of addictions relapse
Maike Klein hopes to make a difference to the treatment of alcohol and drug addiction.
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Broadening my view of the world through international development
Arielle on how MSc in International Development with Economics helped turn her passion for helping ‘developing’ countries to become ‘developed’ into a career.
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Building the future cemetery: where new technology and memories can meet
The Future Cemetery project is an initiative that explores new technology and innovative ways to engage people with end-of-life questions.
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Care Leavers in Custody
Read on to find out more about our research on care leavers in custody.
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CDAS Conference Keynote Speakers
Find out more about our Keynote Speakers at the Centre for Death and Society's Conference this May!