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20 March 2023
If you’re interested in a fulfilling career in social work and researching how to become a social worker, then this blog can help with at least one of those routes – degree apprenticeships. Read more…
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23 February 2023
This blog aims to answer this all-important question for you (from the student perspective). Read more…
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22 December 2022
Part of the MA Music Therapy programme is a clinical placement out in the community every year - and my first placement was at Great Ormond Street Hospital. Read more…
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30 March 2023
In this blog, one of this year’s EDI University Business Challenge teams write about their experience. Read more…
28 March 2023
If you’re reading this, you are thinking of pursuing a career in Midwifery, have had an offer for your university choice or maybe you start your degree soon. Either way, congratulations!! Read more…
28 March 2023
My first year of paramedic science was one of the most eye-opening years I have had while being in education. I came to university at the age of 18 having moved far away from home. I always had a lot of excitement towards the course and always looked forward to learning more and more. Read more…
22 March 2023
A topic I find particularly interesting within the nursing/healthcare field is harm reduction. Harm reduction is defined as policies and practices that try to reduce the harm that people do to themselves or others from their drug use. Read more…
17 March 2023
As I write, snow is falling and trying to settle on the wet ground. It seems like it’s been a long winter and as someone who feels the cold, it’s hard to imagine that warmer days will soon be here – at least I’m really hoping so! Read more…
3 March 2023
Despite the exciting experience of choosing your career path or method of study, if you’re at a crossroads about your future learning and career, there are plenty of different learning options to choose from to suit your individual needs as a learner. Read more…
28 February 2023
In my latest assignment, I wrote about how access to books should be a basic right in early childhood and beyond. I found that, subsequently, there isn’t a basic human right to gain access to books, yet it underpins important aspects of early childhood. Read more…
23 February 2023
Having succeeded in your first year of university study towards becoming a social worker, here you are, the next exciting chapter in your journey to becoming a social worker...your first placement! You might be feeling nervous, excited, overwhelmed, and passionate too hopefully… Read more…
16 February 2023
When I was a primary school student, I realised mathematics was not difficult for me, the logic in basic math was somehow relaxing. It made me feel good as I was able to solve problems. Read more…
14 February 2023
What if we could diagnose babies with rare genetic conditions as soon as they are born, and we could design a care plan straightway? Imagine the number of babies’ lives we could save! That’s possible with the new project from the NHS and Genomic England, called Newborn Genome Project. Read more…
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