News for August 2010

Two of the most distinguished poets in US and UK literature will take part in a unique poetry reading at Edge Hill University.

West Lancashire’s MP swapped her political hat for some ‘hands on’ health care experience at Edge Hill University’s innovative real-life hospital setting.

Celebrate the International Year of Biodiversity by joining a BioBlitz event at Edge Hill University this weekend.

Looking for a career in psychology but haven’t got the relevant degree? Why not apply for a conversion qualification at Edge Hill University, which has just received official recognition from the prestigious British Psychological Society (BPS).

Teacher trainee Jennifer Eardley was saved from taking a year out of higher education after successfully applying for a last minute place at Edge Hill University through Clearing.

History student Becky Jackson is happily reflecting on her successful first year at Edge Hill after coming to the University through Clearing.

Didn’t get the grades you were expecting for your university course? Don’t panic, is the message from Edge Hill University’s Clearing Team.

Find out what Edge Hill University is doing to protect the environment in double-click time by visiting a brand new section on the website.

Edge Hill University is topping the league tables nationally for graduate employment.

Artists from Edge Hill University are bringing an innovative animation and interactive media exhibition to Liverpool’s cultural scene this month.

History student will follow in the footsteps of world leaders after being awarded a place at one of the most prestigious establishments in the political sector.

Artist, poet and Edge Hill University alumnus Alice Lenkiewicz has an inspiring exhibition on this month at Liverpool Cathedral.

Film and media expert Professor Roger Shannon has spoken of his outrage at plans to abolish the UK Film Council and warns that critical regional funding needs to continue.

Players having an unhealthy penchant for cigarettes could be one of the reasons for England’s World Cup defeat, according to an Edge Hill University expert.

Football’s famous double act Saint and Greavsie are reuniting for a charity event in memory of Edge Hill University student Dominique Williams.

A new web zone has been launched to help prospective health care students decide whether they are ‘fit to practise’.

Edge Hill University has been awarded one of the biggest funding increases in the country.

Edge Hill University's Academic Quality Unit has just been awarded a second external contract to provide secretariat services for one of the sector's leading professional bodies.

It was with great delight that families, friends and Edge Hill staff joined the most recent History graduates to celebrate their academic success.

Catherine Shiel, Post-Compulsory Education and Training PGCE trainee, discusses the book she has helped to produce about journeys into teaching.