The Teaching and Scholarship Podcast

The host shares a personal anecdote about a frustrating train commute to the University of Glasgow while introducing a new episode of the Teaching and Scholarship Podcast.

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This episode features an interview with Dr Claire Donald about balancing teaching and research in academia, her background in virology, and her work in public engagement and early career networks.

This episode discusses the differences between student internships and traditional honours year research projects in higher education, featuring student Luca Papoff.

The host reflects on academic deadlines, Scotland's unpredictable weather, and personal updates including moving to the countryside.

This episode features an interview with anatomy students from Glasgow University's Student Anatomical Society discussing student societies, their aims, and ambitions for the year.

The host introduces the Teaching and Scholarship Podcast and discusses sleep deprivation and brain fog with guest Dr.

This episode features an interview with Professor Matthew Walters, a stroke consultant and professor of clinical pharmacology, discussing his roles in hospital medicine and academic leadership.

This episode features an interview with Professor Eileen Cowie, head of the Nursing School at the University of Glasgow, discussing the busy summer welcoming international students and nursing placements.

This episode features Dr.

Professor Scott Border explains the importance of body donation for medical education and research at the University of Glasgow.

This episode features an interview with Dr Ourania Varsou, an anatomist at Glasgow, discussing AI applications in higher education and anatomy.

This episode features a lighthearted interview with Professor Joe Gray, returning for a second appearance on the Teaching and Scholarship Podcast from the University of Glasgow.

This episode features a discussion with University of Glasgow communications professionals looking back on the academic year's media relations and external communications.

This episode features an interview with Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli, Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Glasgow, discussing his career in economics, higher education leadership, and advisory roles with political and international organizations.

This episode features an interview with Professor Craig Daly from the University of Glasgow, discussing his work with multimedia, 3D models, and animation in teaching and research within cardiovascular and metabolic health.

This episode features a return interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with Professor Sarah Richardson discussing the challenges of lecture recording versus live teaching and academic life at the University of Glasgow.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features a conversation with Lauren Mackenzie about her personal mental health struggles as a student and in adult life, tied to Mental Health Awareness Week.

This episode features Dr.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with Kat Irving, an expert on human remains and caring for anatomical and pathological collections, continuing the show's theme of anatomy.

This episode features three students from the University of Glasgow's Anatomical Society discussing their roles and activities in enhancing the learning experience for anatomy science students.

This episode is a follow-up interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with Rahaf Omran, an orthodontist and graduate teaching assistant at the University of Glasgow, discussing her background, work in education, and journey from Syria to Scotland.

The host celebrates the 50th episode of the Teaching and Scholarship Podcast by reflecting on past guests and planning to reach out for updates.

This episode features Dr.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with Professor Steph Scholten, director of the Hunterian Museum's estate, discussing his role overseeing university museums and collections and his recent appointment as a professor of professional practice.

This episode features an interview with Professor Aileen Bell, Head of the Dental School and Professor of Oral Surgery and Dental Education, discussing teaching, scholarship, and leadership in medical education.

This episode introduces Professor Jo Gill, the new Vice Principal and Head of the College of Arts and Humanities at the University of Glasgow, discussing the start of a new term and shared experiences as newcomers.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with Michaela Levesque, VP Education for the Student Representative Council at the University of Glasgow, discussing her role in academic affairs and student experience.

This episode features an interview with two anatomy students from the University of Glasgow discussing their experiences and the impact of Covid on their education.

This episode features an interview with retired cardiothoracic surgeon Mr.

This episode features Dr.

This episode features an interview with Mia Clarke, VP Education of the Student Representative Council, discussing her role in enhancing student experience through academic liaison at the university.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features a return interview with Lauren McKenzie discussing autism, ADHD, and her personal experiences with an eating disorder, building on her previous candid storytelling.

This episode features a discussion with three students about the benefits and considerations of pursuing an intercalated master's degree in fields like life sciences and engineering.

This episode features an interview with Professor Joe Gray, discussing his roles as Professor of Biosciences Education and Associate Dean of Assessment and Quality Enhancement at the University of Glasgow.

This episode features an interview with Professor John Paul Leach, a clinical neurology professor and head of undergraduate medical teaching at the University of Glasgow, discussing medical education and academic leadership.

This episode features a discussion with a family member who donated her mother's body to the University of Glasgow, exploring personal experiences and the benefits of body donation for education and research.

This episode features Dr.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features two employability managers discussing their roles and the importance of employment-related skills in higher education.

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Professor Niamh Stack discusses her accidental career path in psychology education, from rebellious beginnings to becoming a student-focused professor.

This episode features medical student Charlie Taylor discussing student entrepreneurship in medical education, with the host sharing personal news about moving to Glasgow and highlighting teaching innovation.

Host introduces guest Professor Chris Finley to discuss teaching and student support in early years science degrees at University of Glasgow.

An interview with Professor Simon Guild about teaching philosophy and practices at the University of Glasgow.

The host discusses his upcoming move to Glasgow and the impact of the COP26 climate summit on his plans, while introducing the podcast's focus on teaching and scholarship.

A farewell episode where the host and a colleague discuss the host's departure and reflect on their contributions to teaching excellence.

The host introduces a podcast episode about teaching and scholarship, featuring two CHEP interns discussing their work and experiences.

An interview with Professor Chris Downey about educational research, leadership, and strategy in higher education.

An interview with an award-winning lecturer about innovative teaching methods, including interactive theatre, in higher education.

An interview with Professor Simon Kemp about his background and journey into teaching excellence in higher education.

An interview with Professor David Reed about his background in chemistry education, teaching innovations, and his role in supporting teaching enhancement at the University of Southampton.