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Major grant for research study on shoulder rehabilitation
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A research team led by an Edge Hill academic has been awarded £1.7million by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to investigate potentially ground-breaking post-operative shoulder rehabilitation.
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Higher education exhibitions
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Choosing the right university for you is a big decision. Higher education exhibitions are a great way to explore your options and find a place to suit you.
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Edge Hill students help inform Parliamentary inquiries on careers services and public transport
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Students from Edge Hill University’s ‘Politics Lab’ are helping shape policy on public transport and careers services in both the House of Commons and the House of Lords.
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How the ‘word gap’ lays blame on marginalised children
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New research from Edge Hill University shines a light on the potential damage being done by educators when trying to tackle the ‘word gap’.
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Edge Hill University academic secures prestigious National Teaching Fellowship
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An Edge Hill University academic who was the first in her family to go to university has been awarded a prestigious National Teaching Fellowship.
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Real-world experience - Business and management, accountancy and marketing
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The key to all of our Accountancy, Business and Management and Marketing courses is to provide all students with the opportunity to develop and gain experience in the real world.
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New research shows that autistic people are better at reading emotions in cartoons
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New research carried out by psychologists at Edge Hill University shows that contrary to popular belief, people with autism may actually be better at reading emotions compared to neurotypical people in some contexts.
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Migration bans on domestic work in Nepal: protection or human rights violation?
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Dr Ayushman Bhagat, Lecturer in Human Geography at Edge Hill University, explores the impact of migration bans on workers in Nepal.
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Dr James Millea: My Musical Heroes
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Dr James Millea, lecturer in music production at Edge Hill University, picks his musical heroes.
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Researchers launch innovative exhibition to celebrate Natural England’s 70th Anniversary
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An interactive new art exhibition curated by researchers from Edge Hill University is travelling to nature reserves across the North West to mark Natural England’s 70th birthday.
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