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Join a panel of three University of Worcester PhD students as they walk us through their student journeys and current internationally focussed research projects.

How can drones be used to reduce the impact of natural disasters in Nepal?
How can we recover the identities of Africans enslaved during the 19th century?
Why do single mothers struggle to participate in physical activity in China?

Beas Banerjee
School of Science and the Environment
Drones, Development and Disaster Risk Reduction in Nepal: Towards an Anticipatory Action Approach

Malina Yallanki 
Institute of Arts and Humanities 
African Identities and the Transatlantic Slave Trade and Slavery in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries

Rona Chunhong Zhou  
School of Sport and Exercise Science 
Women Are Still Holding up Most of the Sky: Urban Single Mothers’ Battle for Physical Activity Participation and Social Well-being in China