Giving student nurses a voice
Two Mental Health Nursing students from Edge Hill University are making significant contributions to Mental Heath Nursing, a key journal for mental health professionals.
Category: Student Life
Passport to a career in health
Edge Hill University is supporting Alder Hey Hospital in the launch of a new volunteer scheme to help young people gain essential skills to support their university application.
Student helps to organise peace conference
An Edge Hill University student who was caught up in the Westminster Bridge terrorist attack has helped to organise a free conference, bringing together survivors of terrorism from across the world.
The wonder stuff or the stuff of nightmares?
An interdisciplinary conference at Edge Hill University is exploring the use and abuse of substances in the Long 19th Century period – from opiates to beef tea.
Teaching honours for two outstanding academics
Two academics from Edge Hill University have been awarded prestigious National Teaching Fellowships in recognition of their outstanding impact on student outcomes and the teaching profession.
Mayor of Greater Manchester thanks student paramedics
The Mayor of Manchester, Andy Burnham, has shown his appreciation to a unique group of Edge Hill University Paramedic Practice students during a visit this week.
New students will be completely fine
Edge Hill University is taking part in a brand new reading scheme in an innovative project to make new students feel welcome and part of the campus community before they start in September.
“All the stars were aligned” for Fastrack graduate Rachel
Inspired by her daughter’s success at Edge Hill, Rachel decided to embark on the University’s Fastrack course to reach her dream of helping others, the way the Samaritans helped her.
Fastrack has helped Rob transform his life
After a turbulent upbringing, dedicated Fastrack graduate Rob has turned his life around and hopes to help others who are suffering the way he did.
Rachel has the world at her fingertips
Edge Hill’s Fastrack course has led to a wealth of opportunities for dedicated volunteer Rachel, who had no idea which direction to go in when she left school.