St George's researchers from the Genetics Research Centre find new gene associated with hereditary spastic paraplegia
Dr Cathy Moore (Postdoctoral Research Assistant) in our I&I Research Institute discusses how parasites have shaped our history.
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We will welcome you into our St George’s community on your first day with us and take you with us on the journey to completing your programme of study.
Your experience is quality monitored by the student experience action group, which has representation from all programmes and directorates.
You can co-create your experience with university staff by conducting enhancement projects facilitated by student-staff partnership grants.
We bring students and staff together to collaborate in their shared areas of interest through education community events.
Our current student experience priorities include:
student engagement
learning and teaching
learning environment.
The purpose of the Student Experience Action Group (SEAG) is to oversee the student experience at St George's, University of London
The Student Staff Partnership Project provides funding for small collaborative projects, run jointly by students and staff
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