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How climate change affects coastal communities

We are researching how climate change is affecting people’s lives in coastal communities in Ghana. The aim of our research is to help people living in these coastal regions find strategies to cope with changes to their environment, such as sea level rises and erosion, as well as deal with increasing plastic pollution.

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How Daniel is attaining ALL of his goals

Daniel Lodge is realising his potential. He is a final-year BSc (Hons) Forensic Psychology student with a passion for criminal justice proceedings and academia. And he can see his dream career is within reach.

How do I benefit from Open Access and Open Research?

Blog post. How do I benefit from Open Access and Open Research? 24 October 2022. By Holly Limbert and Caroline Ball. Open Access is the free and unrestricted access to research publications which means research articles are no longer hidden behind

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How Elodie became a whole new version of herself

Elodie Lee didn’t think she was going to make it to university. A kidney transplant a few months before her A-level exams meant she dropped out of education for a while. But it also gave her a chance to take stock and rethink what she wanted to do next. And now she’s loving her BSc (Hons) Psychology at Derby.  

How encouraging children to support each other could help reduce cyberbullying

Blog post. How encouraging children to support each other could help reduce cyberbullying. On Safer Internet Day (6 February 2024), Dr Peter Macaulay, Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Derby, explores how research is helping to

How Erasmus Darwin helped change our understanding of nature

Blog post. How Erasmus Darwin helped change our understanding of nature. Charles Darwin's grandfather, Erasmus, is the subject of a new book, Erasmus Darwin's Gardens: Medicine, Agriculture and the Sciences in the Eighteenth Century (Woodbridge;

How following a tank’s tracks through history revealed a family at war

Courage in war and a love story which crossed enemy lines are all part of the true tale of Deborah the Tank, which will be revealed in a University of Derby public lecture by the man who wouldn’t exist if it hadn’t all happened.

Posted: 14 October 2015
How I became an International Sports Scholar

Blog post. How I became an International Sports Scholar. My name is Weronika, I am 25 years old and I am from Poland. I have just completed my postgraduate degree in Marketing Management and at the same time was a Volleyball Sports Scholar. I'd like

How joining the Student Panel can benefit you

Blog post. How joining the Student Panel can benefit you - and others. Masters Creative Writing student Medha Godbole explains how you can actively contribute to positive change across the University by joining the Student Panel. And there are other

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How Karen was enriched by her online degree experience

Karen Spring is passionate about working with children. She has been a teaching assistant, senior practitioner, curriculum coordinator and a lead teacher. And she decided to study our Early Childhood Studies BA (Hons) online top-up degree to gain a deeper understanding of children and their unique childhoods.

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