Field trip to the Lake District
Over the Easter holidays, I had the privilege of undertaking fieldwork in the wonderful Lake District as part of my Physical Geography degree within a compulsory module. Only a two-hour drive from Durham, it was great to explore one of the UK’s largest national parks. Furthermore, the sunny weather all week made the trip even […]
What do we know about decolonisation?
In easter term, I embarked on a project regarding decolonisation as part of the Combined Honours department. As a student studying anthropology, sociology, and economics as part of my degree, I have always been intrigued by the interdisciplinary overlaps of topics, such as in decolonisation. The Combined Honours department runs a Level 1 module Decolonising […]
Studying for an MSc in Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology
A dream come true… Coming to Durham to study Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology has been a truly special experience. From the very beginning, I knew it was the right place for me – a community where I could develop personally and professionally. Why Durham University Looking back, what drew me to this MSc was how […]
Heritage access and interpretation at Bulbuente Castle: Visitor and resident experiences and perspectives
As part of my MA in International Cultural Heritage Management, I conducted a study at the Castillo-Palacio de Bulbuente, a restored medieval castle in rural Aragón, Spain, now functioning as a boutique heritage hotel. The project centred on understanding how well the site’s historical and cultural significance was communicated to guests and residents, and how […]