Introducing Global Digimap
We have been given access to an exciting new service - Global Digimap. As part of our existing Digimap package, this is a beta service providing map data for the whole world not just Great ...
Cranfield Book Review: The Goal (Third Edition) by Eli Goldratt, 2016
“Seems to me there’s a world of difference between ‘Common Practice’ and ‘Common Sense’”, Julie Rogo. No, this is not a book about how well England fared in this summer’s World Cup! This is a ...
My thesis and working with industry
Coming from a background in geography, and always having shown an interest in the relationship between the three pivotal aspects of sustainability - the environment, economy and society - the next logical step for me ...
Cranfield Regatta and Championing Diversity Conference
We have now finished classes! Most of us anyway. Just getting through the last of the assessments now and counting them down. One highlight since my last blog was the annual Cranfield Regatta. Over half ...
Becoming employable in a year with bioinformatics
During my time at school, we had very little careers advice - the focus was always on getting into a good university. It was constantly drummed into us that we needed good grades and extracurricular ...
My experience of the Cranfield MBA: MBAT and Zambia trip
The second and third terms have flown by now. I learnt for the first time about finance and strategy, furthered my learning about project management and returned to one of my favourite undergraduate subjects – ...
Why Cranfield?
Under this title, you may expect to read a first-hand story from a Cranfield student or alumni. I’m sorry to disappoint you, but that’s not the case. How could I tell anyone about the experience ...
Our International Business Assignment to Zambia
Welcome to Zambia On Friday 8th June our field trip to Zambia finally started, 18 months after first being told how amazing it would be and that I would probably need to reduce my accommodation ...
My sortie with ‘aviation’s best kept secret’ at Farnborough 2018
It’s not every day that you get to go for a ride in a plane used to train flight test engineers. “We’re the best kept secret in aviation,” Joe Brown, Senior Management Pilot at the ...
What is it like to be a female engineer? International Women in Engineering Day 2018
STEM is literally a field where 'things happen'. It is constantly changing and evolving, whether it is discovering a new chemical compound, working on artificial intelligence, developing a novel technology or finding the best route ...