360 Degrees Podcast
Emily Harrison, Sustainability Stakeholder Engagement Co-ordinator, hosts and produces the podcast - 360 Degrees; covering a variety of topics from Black Holes Research to Mental Health and a lot more!
In response to many requests from schools, community groups and individuals during the COVID19 lockdowns, we have collated some of the team's favourite (and free!) online resources , for everyone to access. We hope you find these useful and inspiring.
If you are thinking about running your own online event take a look at this advice from our colleagues at the National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement (NCCPE).
Resources for Schools
Primary, Secondary and FE level content to enrich the curriculum - developed by UoS researchers.
You Can Save the World!
Making a difference in marine conservation - TEDxYouth@Bargate Talk by Libby Bowles, educator and marine conservationist.
Exploring Our Ocean
Discover how you can play a part in the safe-keeping of the future of our ocean (free on-line course on FutureLearn).
Beneath the Blue: Importance of Marine Sediments
Understand the importance of our planet's seafloor and get an introduction to the exciting field of ocean science (free on-line course on FutureLearn).
Jane Austen: Myth, Reality and Global Celebrity
Discover the life and impact of this iconic author (free on-line course on FutureLearn).
Understanding Money
Explore how money, investment and finance have been represented in the arts and popular culture (free on-line course on FutureLearn).
Understanding Language: Learning and Teaching
An introduction to some key concepts in the effective teaching and learning of languages (free on-line course on FutureLearn).
Developing your EPQ Research Project
Step-by-step guidance for undertaking the Extended Project Qualification, IB extended essay or any other scholarly research (free on-line course on FutureLearn).
Aurora Zoo (Citizen Science)
Find, classify and measure aurora to help researchers understanding how energy is transferred from space into our atmosphere and what it does when it gets there!
The Dark Energy Survey
Explore 14 billion years of cosmic history with this international collaborative effort to map our Universe.
The Extraordinary Universe
Bitesize videos to give you a taste of the physics behind some of the most abstract concepts of the universe with astrophysics researcher (and UoS alumna) Dr Emma Osborne.
Bright Club Southampton
Video selection of researchers turned comedians! Bright Club provided a way for researchers to engage with the public about their research using stand-up comedy (recommended: 18+ audience)