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A co-created podcast from students and staff in the Chemistry department at Warwick University. We discuss all things student experience, careers, and wellbeing, and will try to give our best tips and advice on making the most from your degree!
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In the first episode of a brand new season of Pathways, recent graduate Jess joins Adam and Tom to reflect on the past year's 'We are Chemistry' programme, discussing their highlights and lowlights from 2022/23. They also provide a sneak peek into the new opportunities that await in the 2023/24 academic year, including new co-designed student-led activities, a brand new Chemistry Student Common Room, and a new careers support and development stream. Tune in to get a comprehensive overview of what's in store for Warwick Chemistry in the upcoming year through the We are Chemistry programme, including our projects around empowering Women Chemists, supporting Black Chemists through Project InVISIBLE, and our work on a project with King's College and the University of York to provide greater support and resources for neurodiverse students and staff. As with all our podcasts, the topics are chosen by you, so if you have any ideas for what you would like to hear in the future, or want to host a podcast with some friends, get in touch! A transcript for this episode can be found here.
In this episode, Adam and Tom speak to Georgia Shreeve, who has just finished her MChem year at Warwick. Georgia reflects on her experiences to share insights and practical advice on transitioning to the MChem year and the differences compared to the previous three years of the degree. Georgia discusses the specialised areas of study she encountered, how the MChem let her deepen her understanding and practical knowledge of being a chemist, and the proven strategies she used to manage the workload, research projects, and lab work. You can access the glossary discussed in the episode here. As with all our podcasts, the topics are chosen by you, so if you have any ideas for what you would like to hear in the future, or want to host a podcast with some friends, get in touch! A transcript for this episode can be found here.
In this episode, Adam and Tom speak to Warwick Chemistry alumni Francesca (2020) and Rory (2022), who are now pursuing research PhDs elsewhere. Drawing from their experiences, Francesca and Rory share insights and advice on securing projects, acquiring funding, and the lessons they've learned along the way. They shed light on their transition from Warwick to the world of research, offering a wealth of knowledge for those aspiring to undertake PhDs and research projects. As with all our podcasts, the topics are chosen by you, so if you have any ideas for what you would like to hear in the future, or want to host a podcast with some friends, get in touch! A transcript for this episode can be found here.
In this episode, Tom, Jess, and Adam speak to Mollie Gates and Charlotte Cowdell about their work in the Advice Team at Warwick Students' Union. Mollie and Charlotte provide lots of different types of support and routes you can access to get help with cost-of-living, exam support, housing, mitigating circumstances, and more! If you do want help or support from the SU, you can fill in this inquiry form and the team will get back to you. The Chemistry Team also talk about the current support options in the department and some exciting future projects they are working on to improve things for you. As with all our podcasts, the topics are chosen by you, so if you have any ideas for what you would like to hear in the future, or want to host a podcast with some friends, get in touch! A transcript for this episode can be found here.
In this episode, Jess speaks to Sam Weekes and Sam Davis to give you an insight to in-person exams they sat last term. They give tips, hints, and insights on how to prepare, revise, and successfully sit in-person exams, as well as manage anxiety and stress. If you are sitting an in-person exam, remember to check the We are Chemistry support available in the department and Exam FAQs page. As with all our podcasts, the topics are chosen by you, so if you have any ideas for what you would like to hear in the future, or want to host a podcast with some friends, get in touch! A transcript for this episode can be found here.
In this episode, Adam and Tom speak with Sarah Parkinson, a Wellbeing Adviser at Warwick, about how to manage stress and anxiety around exams. The group discusses the Wellbeing Support available at Warwick, what the department is doing to support you, what support is available for students with disabilities and reasonable adjustments in relation to exams, and the Understanding Wellbeing module run by IATL that students and staff can take to learn new skills and techniques to support better Wellbeing. As with all our podcasts, the topics are chosen by you, so if you have any ideas for what you would like to hear in the future, or want to host a podcast with some friends, get in touch! A transcript for this episode can be found here.
In this episode, Jess speaks with fellow third year student and Co-Chair of the SSLC, Max about the upcoming exam season. They're joined by Dan Murdock, Director of UG Studies and Adam Alcock, Student Engagement and Experience Coordinator to discuss the return to face-to-face exams and the support available to students through the Chemistry Department and the We are Chemistry project. A transcript for this episode can be found here.
In this episode, Tom and Adam speak with Ollie, a third year Chemistry undergraduate about his experiences of being a student with a disability. Ollie candidly discusses his experiences – from thinking of applying to a chemistry degree, right through to present day including the challenges he’s faced and how’s he’s overcome them. A transcript for this episode can be found here.
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