Nath (He/Him) achieved a BA(Hons) in Philosophy and Religion and English Literature at Bangor University where he received the Danby Prize for best 3rd year student. He went on to complete an MRes in Philosophy and Religion, with distinction, at Bangor University and was awarded an excellence scholarship. ​After securing funding from the MGSDTP (an ESRC-accredited Doctoral Training Partnership), Nath completed an MA in Social Science Research Methods (with distinction) at the University of Nottingham, where he is currently undertaking his PhD in Sociology.

Spare Me the Lecture: A Short Guide On How to Excel In Your First Teaching Role

If you are reading this, it is assumed that you are about to embark on an exciting new journey in teaching at university level. Congratulations! You are about to enter a highly rewarding area of academia where each day is different and full of opportunity to inspire those around you. This blogpost goes through five key considerations to help you prepare for success before entering the classroom.

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Applying for a PhD Abroad: How to Thrive as an International Student

Are you applying for a PhD program in a new country and feeling overwhelmed? This article offers some top tips on how to successfully navigate the international waters to help yourself thrive abroad! Important considerations include researching the right country/university fit for you, giving plenty of time to getting a residence permit, and helping yourself feel part of a community in your new city.

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Turning Research Papers into a Podcast: Productivity Hacks

What if there was an alternative to reading when your eyes need a rest, or while waiting for coffee, or sitting in traffic? SciSpace’s innovative podcast tool transforms your research paper backlog into bite-sized audio summaries. Turn idle moments into productive learning sessions by listening to key research insights while cooking, commuting, or exercising – helping you decide which papers deserve your full attention.

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