Humans of Hope

On this episode we spoke with Lecturer in Clinical Nutrition, Dr Richard Webb. Richard spoke to us about how his experience as a chef resulted in him going down the untraditional path of getting into academia, as well as why nutrition is such an engaging subject to study. If this sounds like something you might enjoy, press play!

For this episode we sat down and spoke to James Malone, a Senior Lecturer in Coaching Science on the Sport and Physical Education course. James spoke to us about his journey through sport from starting out as an intern, to where he is today, as well as some advice for anyone considering this course. If this sounds like something you might enjoy, press play!

On this episode we spoke to Head of subject and lecturer in Early Childhood, Clionagh Boyle. She told us about her route into Early Childhood through changing policy and supporting women, how Early Childhood is a vibrant, changing and eclectic subject and how it has been influenced by neuroscience. If this sounds like something you might enjoy, press play!

We spoke to Hope’s Senior Lecturer in Dance, Rachel Sweeney, about where her interest in Dance originated from, how the City of Liverpool plays a part in the subject and the benefits of studying a combined honours degree and where it can take you. If this sounds like something you might enjoy, press play!

On this episode we spoke to Associate Professor Bryce Evans who told us about how his culture and identity influenced his interest into History, his current research into food and aviation and some all round tips for those who are interested in studying History. If this sounds like something you might enjoy, press play!