…my grades. Now, 4 years later, I have successfully completed the Master of Pharmacy degree. Pharmacy is such an attractive course, full of opportunities post-graduation. What was your application journey like? After being told my desire to study pharmacy was a non-starter, I applied for subject areas that were as far away from health and science-related degrees as you could imagine! I received two conditional offers, and made my firm and insurance…
…important are the education programmes which support the distribution of re-usable pads. These not only provide knowledge on the menstrual cycle, but by including members of the wider community, can raise awareness and challenge menstrual taboos. A ‘dignity’ or ‘freedom’ kit Many organisations are training women and girls to make their own kits. As well as being more sustainable, this has the potential to provide income generating opportunities fo…
…hts whilst studying at RGU? I had the opportunity to take on the role as Co-President of the Pharmacy Society and President of the IPE society in my final year, which allowed me to work on lots of different projects and meet people across the country. I was honoured to be named as 1 of the 12 Women to Watch winners in the UK 2020. As a student it was an overwhelming feeling to be published on the front cover of the Pharmaceutical Journal, publishe…
…otes close collaboration with employers with regular communication and face-to-face meetings and discussions on issues such as education, research and knowledge transfer. Industrial liaison is also supported by a sophisticated customer relationship management system and specialist staff across the institution. The university also uses the Local Enterprise Partnership’s labour market analysis to help shape its STEM provision. Buildings and faciliti…
…trategies were developed and implemented. Previous experience includes the Royal College of Surgeons of England where he was responsible for the marketing of education products. Prior to joining the College, Nigel held managerial roles in the commercial and third sector, gaining experience in project management, marketing and stakeholder management. Nigel holds a BA (Hons) in government and politics….
…School works with industry partners on every level to provide practical, up-to-date experience for students, as well as an industry-informed curriculum and valuable work placements. Students are encouraged to engage in professional practice as soon as they join the University. These developments form part of a significant expansion of STEM provision at the University of Lincoln which began with the establishment of the Lincoln School of Engineerin…
…27/04/21 https://www.researchprofessionalnews.com/rr-he-agencies-other-2021-4-university-alliance-pledges-academic-diversity-in-media/ University Business- 27/04/21 https://universitybusiness.co.uk/headlines/university-alliance-calls-for-more-academic-diversity-in-the-media/ Student returns BBC R4 Today programme – 14/04/21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1862OflFk4 LBC Radio with Eddie Mair – 13/04/21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8yklY139c…
…rming current practice and policy within the ongoing crisis and any future crises, ensuring women and girls’ voices are centralised and their menstrual health is not compromised. Williams is also supporting the #MindYourBloodyLanguage social media campaign, which aims to tackle the stigma around menstruation and menstrual health by sharing ‘do’s and don’ts’ when it comes to talking about periods. The study will run until December 2021 and data wil…
…ws-centre/news/2021/my-degreeapprenticeship-shaped-me-into-the-professional-i-am-today o https://www.whtimes.co.uk/news/uni-of-herts-apprenticeships-recoverycoronavirus-7314590 o https://www.cambridgeindependent.co.uk/business/domino-printing-a-greatworkplace-9196800/ WINNERS: Staff at the University of Greenwich Schools of Science and Engineering – for transforming the sports hall on campus into a laboratory to deliver practical learning. The C…
…sside University It’s no exaggeration to say Caroline’s research into micro-organisms is improving lives – from helping to reduce pre-term births, to improving access to renewable energy sources. Part of our team at the National Horizons Centre, her passion and dedication to her work is clear for all to see. Professor Tracey Reynolds, Professor of Social Sciences and Head of the Centre for Applied Sociology, University of Greenwich Tracey is an am…
