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History & The Arts
MK gallery
Step behind the scenes and into the vibrant world of MK Gallery with this collection of interviews with some of its staff members. Hear about their career journeys, and find out what the Gallery does to reach a wider range of people and to engage with different communities.
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Education & Development
Sgwrsio am Brifysgol - podlediad am y profiad myfyrwyr go iawn
Ydych chi’n ystyried ai prifysgol yw’r dewis cywir i chi? Gwrandewch wrth i fyfyrwyr o holl brifysgolion Cymru rannu eu profiadau.
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Education & Development
Let’s Talk About Uni – a podcast about real student experiences
Are you wondering if university is right for you? Listen to students from all of Wales’ universities as they share their experiences.
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History & The Arts
Exploring Religion in London
Take a guided tour around 8 of London’s principal religious buildings in full 360° detail.
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Health, Sports & Psychology
Harry Potter and death and bereavement
What does the Harry Potter series have in common with our Muggle world when it comes to death and bereavement? Dr Sam Murphy explores.
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Education & Development
Family summer learning hub
The school holidays are here, but learning doesn't have to stop! Check out our range of fun FREE games, interactives, animations and courses - perfect for the whole family to enjoy together.
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Education & Development
Did Harry Potter’s extracurricular activities land him a job at the Ministry of Magic?
How did Harry Potter become an Auror despite never taking his NEWTs? Could the skills he learnt outside of the classroom at Hogwarts have made him employable?
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History & The Arts
Is the blue plaque scheme still relevant?
A hundred and sixty years ago this month, the MP William Ewart stood up in the House of Commons to ask whether ‘it may be practicable to have inscribed on those houses in London which have been in habited by celebrated persons, the names of such persons’.
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Education & Development
Teaching the First World War
This free course, Teaching the First World War, is designed for history teachers and their pupils. It provides a wide range of visual, textual and oral sources to enrich the teaching of the First World War. It covers familiar and less familiar aspects of the history of the First World War, ranging from the debate on the origins of the war and ...
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Education & Development
South Asian heritage as a facilitator for developing identity and community
What is South Asian heritage and how is it promoted through community? Manfusa Shams looks more at South Asian identity in this article.
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Education & Development
The Environment
YXM130 Example subject pathway created by Sarah McKernan, Tutor Support Manager.
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Education & Development
The Arts and Creativity
YXM130 Example subject pathway created by Jay Rixon, Senior Manager.