My Cranfield experience so far
I must say the first week of my Environmental Engineering MSc study was a busy week. To be honest, I do not think I handled it very smooth, because this was the first time for ...
My first ever module at Cranfield: Environmental Risks
After welcome week provided a safety net to settle in, make friends and get accustomed to structured days again it was time for the real work to start. I am studying the Environmental Engineering MSc ...
Mission Command, Management Gaps and High Flying!
We’ve blogged about implementing a Mission Command approach to Leadership in the past: https://blogs.cranfield.ac.uk/leadership-management/cbp/mission-command-turn-ship-around-louis-david-marquet On our travels we’ve heard some people say, “Oh, we’re already doing something like this already (emphasis on already)!”, or “Ah, ...
Becoming a Bioinformatician
Let’s talk about the deep end. Specifically, being thrown into it. Module 1 — Introduction to Bioinformatics using Perl This first week has been a whirlwind. I have just started the Applied Bioinformatics MSc at Cranfield University. Within ...
Looking towards ‘Manufacturing 2075’ with Professor Dale Russell: Part II
The future is here. We are in an era of futuristic scenarios creating transformation of the everyday in the co-evolution of humans and technology. Encouraging and accepting whilst forming blurred boundaries of future concepts and ...
Learning a new skill in my life on the Geographic Information Management MSc
My name is Nuha, I am from Sultanate of Oman. I worked in Oman National Hydrographic Office as a Development Specialist. My background is in database systems and cartography. Cranfield University offers the Geographic Information ...
From stars and stripes to hazards and risk assessments
I can’t stress enough how much I’m enjoying myself at Cranfield. Not only do I love what I’m studying (Environmental Engineering MSc), I love the way it’s taught. It’s so different from coursework in the ...
Looking towards ‘Manufacturing 2075’ with Professor Mark Girolami: Part I
Manufacturing engineering has always been data-centric, based on statistics captured from different forms of measurement. But the available data has been slow to arrive, limited, pedestrian. A confluence of new technologies has led to ...
New perspectives in WASH
On the 20th September we hosted the 2nd ECR WASH conference: “New perspectives in WASH” at the Cranfield Campus. This conference was primarily organised by PhD students of the Water Science Institute. The conference as ...
First module experience on Future Food Sustainability MSc
I am glad I chose Cranfield University for my postgraduate studies. As I was going through the list of universities a year ago, Cranfield stood out for this one reason; its close partnership and links ...