UofG JMS PhD Programme

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The JMS Scholarship Programme supports Black UK PhD students at the University of Glasgow. https://linktr.ee/jmsphd

Join us on Friday 20 March for a special JMS Network collaboration with the AI Connects event series, with the University of Salford's Ubongabasi Kingsley Omon and hosted by JMS Scholar, Pheona Matovu. 6-8pm in the Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/jms-networ...

JMS Network and AI Connects: Ubongabasi Kingsley Omon

Join us to welcome Ubongabasi Kingsley Omon for a special JMS Network x AI Connect event with JMS Scholar, Pheona Matovu.

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Delighted to announce that our next guest in the JMS Network series will be Enoch Adeyemi, in conversation with JMS Scholar, Anesu Matanda Mambingo. Join us in the Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre in-person or online 6-8pm on Thursday 26 February.

A graphic digital flyer which shows a portrait of Enoch Adeyemi wearing a shirt, tie and suit blazer. The graphic background shows muted blue and yellow tones. The overlaying text reads, "Hosted by JMS Scholar, Anesu Matanda Mambingo. JMS Network Event featuring Enoch Adeyemi, chartered accountant, founder of Black Professionals UK, author and host. February 26th 6pm to 8pm. Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre, G3 6AW. Online option via Zoom."

The deadline to apply to the JMS PhD Scholarships is coming soon - apply by 31 January. So if you or someone you know is interested in PhD study with us, tap the link in our bio to find out more, or get in touch with us at JMSPhD@glasgow.ac.uk

Image shows JMS Scholar, Ifunanya Nduka, in the University of Glasgow’s Advanced Research Centre. She sits amongst an array of colourful chairs, wearing a woollen grey t-shirt with her arms folded over one another. To Ifunanya’s right, the University of Glasgow logo appears at the top left of the image and there is a graphic banner at the bottom left of the image which reads: Join Our World Changers.

We’re thrilled to announce that our next guest in the JMS Network series will be Dr Sofiat Olaosebikan in conversation with JMS Scholar in Physics, Roselyn Nmaju. Join us in the Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre in-person or online on Thursday 27 November 6-8pm.

Image shows a professional portrait of Dr. Sofiat Olaosebikan in front of a marbling stone-coloured backdrop. She wears a large pendant, and is dressed in formalwear of varies olive shades including a dark blazer, bright jumpsuit and earthy head scarf.

Paul Gordon has just joined his son Montel as a UofG PhD scholar. Both are part of the James McCune Smith PhD Scholarship programme, pursuing research shaped by lived experience and cultural insight. More: gla.ac/4hzMvne Photo: Martin Shields

Father and son students hoping to build a legacy of Black scholarship and storytelling

Montel Gordon, one of the James McCune Smith PhD programme’s inaugural 2022 scholars, is being joined by his father, Paul, in a family journey of academic exploration.

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