Our March 2021 event was held on Microsoft Teams and celebrated students from our 2019-20 cohort. After an introduction from Professor Alan Spivey, Assistant Provost (Teaching and Learning), three recent MEd ULT graduates presented on their research:

• Dr Wayne Mitchell, Department of Immunology and Inflammation: ‘Being an Imperial College student: A phenomenographic investigation into Black British students’ ‘Sense of Belonging’ at Imperial College’
• Dr Blerina Ahmetaj-Shala, National Heart and Lung Institute: ‘“To Grant or Not to Grant?”: Medical educators and students perspectives on grant writing as a formal assessment method’
• Dr Anne Burke-Gaffney, National Heart and Lung Institute: ‘Pitching Pharmacology for Master’s Level Learning: Purposefully Walking with Waymarks’

We also heard from our prize-winners from across the three stages of the ULT programme:

• Dr Camille Gajria, Department of Primary Care and Public Health, PG Cert ULT portfolio prize 
• Dr Neepa Thacker, Department of Primary Care and Public Health, PG Dip ULT Library Project prize 
• Dr Wayne Mitchell, Department of Immunology and Inflammation, MEd ULT dissertation prize 

Resources from 2021

• Read the news article
• Presentations that have been made available by our students are listed below

‘Being an Imperial College student: Sense of belonging' [pdf] - Dr Wayne Mitchell, Department of Immunology and Inflammation

‘To Grant or Not to Grant?” [pdf] - Dr Blerina Ahmetaj-Shala, National Heart and Lung Institute‌

'Pitching Pharmacology for Master’s Level Learning' [pdf] - Dr Anne Burke-Gaffney, National Heart and Lung Institute