Work

60 percent

Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on January 8, 2018

It has been almost a year since may last post. I have not dropped out, I just became quite busy. But I have great news to report. And I wanted to write this blog post since November…

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Progress report and more new projects

Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on March 2, 2015

Seems like I can’t stop myself. Over the weekend I became a member of a small comittee aimed at organising a very nice and exceptional classic car meeting in Balatonfüred. What’s this got to do with my PhD? Oh, a lot. Allow me to invite you back in time. 18 years ago in 1997 I […]

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First blog post and introduction

Posted by Peggy in Museum Studies on January 20, 2015

Hello and welcome to my first blog post! Just to introduce myself if you haven’t read my bio, my name is Peggy and I study MA Museum Studies as a campus based student. Things you can expect from this blog include information about the course and living in Leicester, with a few random musings thrown […]

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A new show and a conversation

Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on August 28, 2014

Okay, it’s been only six days since my last blog post, but recent developments warrant a short note here. Yesterday, I had a long conversation with my professor. Right now I am not writing any of my essays – yet, but I am reading. Books, journals, websites etc. As my professor put it, I am […]

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Procrastination

Posted by Amy in Museum Studies on February 1, 2013

I’m rather certain I’ve used that subject word before, but not this year. PhD students are aces at procrastinating. If anyone ever tells you a Humanities PhD is a full-time job, what they mean to say is that we spend about 40% of our time doing work on our thesis and 60% procrastinating by doing […]

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