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Women in Law Panel – International Women’s Day 2025

For International Women’s Day 2025, the School of Law and Criminal Justice recently hosted their 4th Annual Women in Law Panel. This year’s event was co-organised by LLB (Hons) Law students Evelyn Philpott and Alice Wyborn.

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The Student Voice Survey is here

Now that we’re nearly at the end of the academic year, we’d like to know how things are going. Your feedback is important to us, so let us know how we can improve things for you.

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Liverpool City Region’s Young Artist Awards: Public Voting Now Open

The annual dot-art Schools competition showcasing the creative brilliance of young artists is now open for public voting.

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Student midwife inspired by work placement to help new parents with baby baskets

An Edge Hill University student midwife has donated baby hampers to new parents struggling to pay for the essentials.

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Varsity 2025

It’s Varsity time! Edge Hill University and University of Central Lancashire go head to head.

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Edge Hill University achieves two nominations for the North West Coast Research and Innovation Awards

An Edge Hill PhD student and the Arts4Us project, focused on children’s mental health, are finalists in the North West Coast Research and Innovation Awards.

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Sounds and visions

With programme leader Dr Michael Austin on vocals, and Dr George Meikle and Dr James Millea on percussion and trumpet, the power trio at the heart of Edge Hill University’s music production degree talk about their lives in music.

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Common(s) ground – A conversation with Dr Patrick Butchard

Senior Lecturer in Law, Dr Patrick Butchard also spends his time working for the UK Parliament as an International Law Researcher for the House of Commons Library. On top of this, Patrick is Co-Director of the International Justice and Human Rights Centre here at Edge Hill University. We spoke to Patrick about his professional interests and research in international justice and human rights influences his teaching.

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Making the most of student life: support for care experienced students

Starting university is an exciting journey filled with new opportunities, experiences, and challenges. At Edge Hill, students are at the heart of everything we do, so a wide range of support services are available to help students make the most of your time here. Students who have experience of Local Authority care or who are […]

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Shaping future educators through teacher training and mentorship

Central to our success is the University’s highly qualified and dedicated mentors, including our innovative lead mentors in the Faculty of Education. Lead mentors are expert practitioners in their field who play a critical role in shaping the next generation of teachers.

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Tips for international students studying in the UK

To help international students considering studying at Edge Hill, we caught up with MA Marketing, Communications and Branding student, Jesuloba Owoeye, who shared her insights and tips for international students considering studying in the UK at Edge Hill University.

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West Lancashire Story

Edge Hill University’s programme leader for its BA (Hons) Musical Theatre degree, Nick Sanders trained as a classical musician. However, he remained in his day job in the airline industry. When a Manchester-based am-dram company needed a Musical Director, though, Nick didn’t need a second invitation.

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