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Need some dissertation inspiration or motivation?


With graduation season upon us we thought this would be the perfect opportunity to reflect on all of the hard work and important research that students have done throughout the year, with most students culminating this work in a final dissertation project. 


Now when we say dissertations maybe you think of stress, hours in the library, and failed experiments. But despite this classic mental image of thick dissertation books collecting dust in a supervisor’s office, UCL undergraduate students have been conducting some fascinating and diverse research that we thought would be really interesting to share a spotlight on and also to make the world of dissertations seem less intimidating and more within your reach. 


Hopefully, by the end of this series, those of you who’ll have to start your dissertations can feel inspired and take away some advice for your own research. In this episode, we’re speaking to Human Sciences students.  


Now we know this is a long episode but we just had so much to talk about! Find the timestamps below for each interview if there’s a particular topic you’re interested in. We’ve also included our interviewees’ LinkedIns if you want to connect or find out more. 


02:06 Madeline Ross - Impact of NHS charging for maternity healthcare on undocumented female migrants, taking a medical, political, and economic approach

(www.linkedin.com/in/madeline-ross-4188b2287)


15:58 Carlotta Ceccarelli - Uterus transplantation: anatomical, psychological, and ethical explorations of a life-making technology

(https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlottaceccarelli/)


41:19 Alexandria Pu - Cosmological phenomenology of health and illness in Greater China

(https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandriapu/)


54:19 Nel Jolly-Jones - Effect of anaesthesia on human foetal brain development and ethical implications (Lab-based project)

(https://www.linkedin.com/in/nel-jolly-jones-812669290/)


Interviewers:

Madeline Ross

Casey Teo

 

Editors:

Lois Ng

Madeline Ross


Director: 

Sarah Gu


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