Dr Julia Myatt, the Director of Natural Sciences within Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences at the University of Birmingham, answers your questions about the undergraduate degree. Julia answers these four questions: 0:00:08 – Q1. How does Natural Sciences work at…
Dr Simon Scott is Admissions Tutor and Lecturer (Philosophy) for the Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences undergraduate degrees at the University of Birmingham. Simon’s research has focused ancient and continental philosophy, particularly the trajectory of Plato, Nietzsche and Deleuze. He…
Dr Julian Pänke is Lecturer in European Politics and academic lead for Social Sciences for the Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences undergraduate degrees at the University of Birmingham. Julian is particularly interested in the international relations of Europe. His research…
Dr Will Tattersdill is Senior Lecturer in Popular Literature at the University of Birmingham. Will is interested in the relationship between literature and science, especially as it is figured in popular culture from the nineteenth century to the present. His…
Final year students from the University of Birmingham’s Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences undergraduate degree course talk about their experiences studying their third year abroad. https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/LANS
Jade discusses the mental health and wellbeing services available to students on the University of Birmingham’s Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences undergraduate degrees. https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/LANS
Dr Julia Myatt is Director of Natural Sciences and Senior Lecturer in Behavioural Ecology and Morphology at the University of Birmingham Julia’s research interests have focused on the morphology-behaviour-habitat interface in non-human Great Apes and the collective behaviour of group-living…
Jennifer’s research interests are fibroblasts in inflammatory diseases. She is also an imaging using a variety of imaging and analysis methods to obtain insight into patient disease stage and outcome. Jennifer is an enthusiastic and engaged member of the teaching…