Psychology students at Edge Hill University have taken part in a virtual-style ‘Dragon’s Den’ event where they pitched psychology inspired business ideas to three top TV experts.
Minority groups have been the focus of an Edge Hill leadership skills course during lockdown to encourage more women, the BAME community and people with disabilities into senior positions.
A vital programme that addresses skills shortages in technology and offers women the chance to retrain in the digital sector has scooped a national industry award.
Students at Edge Hill University are having their inspiring volunteering work recognised as part of National Volunteer Week celebrations.
Three Edge Hill University students are working tirelessly with Hospice Africa throughout the Covid-19 lockdown to support the charity’s vital work.
The outstanding contributions that employers, students and alumni make in supporting graduate careers have been recognised in the first virtual awards hosted by Edge Hill University’s Careers Team.
Three Edge Hill University sports degrees have received official endorsement from the sector’s professional standards body, which will help students get ahead in the jobs market.
Saad has been a member of the service users and carers council for many years, helping to develop and improve the students education and practical experience in health, social care and medicine. He believes he is contributing to the development of a safer, healthier, cleaner and ultimately better community in which to live and work.
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The Medical Schools Council has announced five successful bids to run summer schools next year, including a collaboration between Edge Hill University, Lancaster University and the University of Liverpool.
After 23 years as a carer to his daughter who had complex needs and was ventilator dependent, Allen believes patients and carers are equal partners in health and social care.
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