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Dissertation Blog Award 2024

After submission of PGT dissertations, postgraduate students were invited to share a blog about their dissertation research of a maximum of 800 words, written for a general readership.

The judging panel members were looking for key insights such as: What was your main research question, and did you find answers or better questions? Did anything surprise you or give you new perspectives? And what did you learn in analysing your findings?

Beyond Profit: Exploring the Landscape of Sustainability at Small Businesses in County Durham

Read 'Beyond Profit: Exploring the Landscape of Sustainability at Small Businesses in County Durham' by Shatakshi
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Blossoms Falling from the Branches: The Struggle for Belonging among Female New Migrants in Urban China

Read 'Blossoms Falling from the Branches: The Struggle for Belonging among Female New Migrants in Urban China' by Yanxi Chen
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Decommissioning and the Reproduction of Capitalism in the North Sea Oil and Gas Industry

Read 'Decommissioning and the Reproduction of Capitalism in the North Sea Oil and Gas Industry' by Ava Rawson
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The ‘International Student’ and Generative AI: An Anthropological Study of Generative AI Adoption Among Non-Native Speaking Post-Graduate Students

Read 'The ‘International Student’ and Generative AI: An Anthropological Study of Generative AI Adoption Among Non-Native Speaking Post-Graduate Students' by Jospeh Doyle
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Tri Hita Karana: Community Acceptance in Renewable Energy (RE) projects In Bali”

Read 'Tri Hita Karana: Community Acceptance in Renewable Energy (RE) projects In Bali”' by Alvianni Mahmudah
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Postgraduate Dissertation Blog Award

After submission of PGT dissertations, postgraduate students from the academic year 2022/23 were invited to share a blog about their dissertation research of a maximum of 800 words, written for a general readership.

The judging panel members were looking for key insights such as: What was your main research question, and did you find answers or better questions? Did anything surprise you or give you new perspectives? And what did you learn in analysing your findings? 

A big THANKS to the students, who have participated in the first Dissertation Blog Award and who have all received commendations, and especially to the winner of the first Anthropology Postgraduate Dissertation Blog Award, Beatrice Messuti, whose wonderful entry you also find below.