Graduate School news Latest news Simple View Detailed View News story Balancing full-time work and study: Mature student achieves teaching distinction News feature Launch or advance your education career with Edge Hill PGCE study News story Edge Hill alumna stars on Channel 5’s Milkshake! Story Den News story A degree, a top mark and a career where every decision matters News feature Societies at Edge Hill University News research Using the power of language analysis to support software development News opinion The great Romanian contribution – research reveals just how Britain benefits News story Scott Rogers’ journey from teaching to England trophy winner and BEM honouree News opinion What is trauma‑informed care – and how do schools do it? News story Breaking down barriers: Edge Hill celebrates major accreditation for student carer support News feature Personal academic tutoring and you News opinion Why personal biography still matters in politics News story Balancing full-time work and study: Mature student achieves teaching distinction Mature student Haroon Khan, who balanced full-time teaching, family life and postgraduate study has graduated with a distinction from Edge Hill University. Read more News feature Launch or advance your education career with Edge Hill PGCE study Postgraduate study at Edge Hill University can help you take the next step in your career. Read more News story Edge Hill alumna stars on Channel 5’s Milkshake! Story Den Edge Hill alumna Alex Durward has achieved a career highlight after appearing on Channel 5’s Milkshake! Story Den – Feature Your Teacher. Read more News story A degree, a top mark and a career where every decision matters Recent BSc (Hons) Paramedic Practice graduate Joseph Chappell has been recognised for outstanding achievement after gaining the highest overall average mark across the Faculty of Health, Social Care and Medicine during his studies. Read more News feature Societies at Edge Hill University Edge Hill’s societies are just one of the ways you can meet people and spend time doing something you enjoy while feeling part of a thriving student community on campus. Read more News research Using the power of language analysis to support software development Open-Source Software drives many of our technological advances. But developers can find it challenging to choose which software to use, with the benefits and drawbacks hidden amongst global noise. Read more News opinion The great Romanian contribution – research reveals just how Britain benefits In a new article for The Conversation, Ruxandra Trandafoiu, Professor of Politics, Communications & Diaspora at Edge Hill University, explores the contributions the Romanian community has provided Britain. Read more News story Scott Rogers’ journey from teaching to England trophy winner and BEM honouree Scott Rogers’ journey has taken him from teaching to leading England’s amputee team to their first trophy in 34 years. Read more News opinion What is trauma‑informed care – and how do schools do it? In a new article for The Conversation, Sarah Ward, lecturer in Education, Mental Health and Wellbeing at Edge Hill, talks about how trauma-informed practice has become prominent within education. Read more News story Breaking down barriers: Edge Hill celebrates major accreditation for student carer support Edge Hill University is delighted to announce that it has achieved the Driving Change in Higher Education Accreditation in recognition of its exceptional commitment to supporting students with caring responsibilities. Read more News feature Personal academic tutoring and you As an Edge Hill student you will be allocated a Personal Academic Tutor. But what is personal tutoring? Why do you need one and how can you make the most out of your meetings? Read more News opinion Why personal biography still matters in politics By Ruxandra Trandafoiu. When Andy Burnham walked into Downing Street this year as Britain’s seventh prime minister since the Brexit referendum, we did not know much about his foreign policy priorities, Read more
