Why did the OfQual algorithm fail to deliver?
An expert from Edge Hill University who specialises in the science behind big data explains why he believes OfQual’s algorithm failed to make the grade.
Monthly Archives: August 2020
Edge Hill alumna turned author publishes debut novel
An Edge Hill University alumna and primary school teacher has published her debut young adult fantasy novel.
New law to curb deforestation in supply chains won’t address bigger climate change issues
An Edge Hill University expert believes this week’s announcement of a new law to curb deforestation in supply chains doesn’t go far enough in tackling climate change.
Edge Hill accountancy graduate receives prestigious industry award
An accountancy graduate at Edge Hill University has been named the most outstanding student in her year group by the esteemed Liverpool Society of Chartered Accountants (LSCA).
Coronavirus shows how to get people to act on climate change – here’s the psychology
In a new article for The Conversation psychology lecturer Professor Geoff Beattie and Research Fellow Dr Laura McGuire from the Faculty of Education explore how to get the public to play their part in tackling climate change.
Student helps vulnerable individuals tackle underlying causes of crime
An Edge Hill University student has been working with some of the most vulnerable members of society to encourage them to lead a crime-free life.
Edge Hill alumna creates an album from her bed
A performing arts alumna from Edge Hill University has used her experiences of learning to live with ME to write a hit album from her bed to boost awareness for the condition and raise money for charity.
Graduate vows to make a difference to the lives of struggling children
A social sciences student has overcome personal loss, anxiety and has battled with learning difficulties to graduate from Edge Hill University.
Edge Hill prepares to host virtual open days for prospective students
This week Edge Hill are hosting their latest Virtual Open Days for prospective students to discover more about courses, life on campus and the University.
Mature student proves it’s never too late to change career direction or get a First-Class Honours degree
Joanne Carlsen, 52, had always worked in early years, with her career spanning a special baby care unit, children’s centres, being a nanny and a senior nursery leader.