Breaking the cycle of addictions relapse
Maike Klein hopes to make a difference to the treatment of alcohol and drug addiction. 聽聽聽
Case studies
Exploring our research and other stories from the University community.
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Bridging cultures through language: the art of interpretation
With a passion for languages, Ray moved from economics to a translation and interpreting career with help from Bath's MA Interpreting and Translating.
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Bridging divides: inclusive design transforms Oxford
Our students win the Ted Happold Award 2023 with their innovative design of a new Oxford college that addresses socio-economic disparities.
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Bridging the gap between social sciences theory and practice
Eden, on placement as a research intern in the charity sector, explains how studying Social Sciences is helping her make a positive impact in the community.
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Bringing data analysis into the humanitarian field: Lara鈥檚 story
Combining experience as a software engineer with a master鈥檚 in international development, Lara works for the World Food Programme in Jordan.
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Bringing interests, passion and expertise together: why I chose IDO for my PhD
Samantha North talks about moving from being a writer living abroad to doing her PhD in our Information, Decisions and Operations Division.
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Bringing sustainable sanitation to refugee camps
Chemical engineering graduate, Jack Jones, has developed an innovative toilet design and waste recycling process to improve living conditions at Kakuma.
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Bringing the biology to you: public engagement from the Department of Life Sciences
From children's books to science festivals, PhD student Ellie Jarvis explores how researchers are sharing their studies with the public.
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Bringing youth voices to COP26
IPR Head of Policy Programmes and Communications, Amy Thompson, shares her experience of producing ActNowFilm and amplifying youth voices at COP26.
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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 鈥榙eveloping鈥� countries to become 鈥榙eveloped鈥� into a career.