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ARU educates undergraduate learners in an extremely well supported manner. Lecturers are knowledgeable, friendly, and interested in your success, everyone around you will want the best for you and that has really been reflected in my two years of studying here! Read more…
After the Covid-19 pandemic, most of us have heard about public health. But as always, there are still a lot of uncertainties about what public health is, and even more uncertainties come when you ask yourself: what can you do with this degree? Let's try to figure it out together! Read more…
Nowadays, in the news, we usually see only headlines that people are most likely to read, which give profit to journalists, newspaper companies and others. Read more…
My name is Charles Nwachukwu, an MSc student of Public Health and Community Wellbeing at ARU on the Chelmsford campus. Coming from Nigeria, I had no idea what to expect studying in UK would feel like but so far, the experience has been amazing… Read more…
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Imagine that a simple injury could kill you. For example, a fall from a bike, or by cutting your salad, you injure your finger, which could lead to death. I think it sounds terrifying. Unfortunately, it might happen… Read more…
The skills labs at ARU have been so helpful in giving us students the opportunity to practice essential skills before having to practice in placement. Read more…
Three years ago, I never thought I would graduate in a foreign country in a foreign language with a 1st class honours degree in Public Health. Read more…
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