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Prosthetists and Orthotists Day 2021: Student reflection
On Prosthetists and Orthotists Day 2021, º£½ÇÂÒÂ× student and Orthotist, Rhona Campbell, reflects on her career and life at º£½ÇÂÒÂ× as she studies for her PhD at the universities Centre for Doctoral Training in prosthetics and orthotics.
UOS x Harvey Nichols
Harvey Nichols, Manchester and The º£½ÇÂÒÂ× MA & BA (hons) Fashion Design courses are pleased to announce the launch of a new collaboration coming this September.
The road to electric
Conversations on sustainability and low emission vehicles are on the rise with Government's around the world laying out their plans to ban or slow down the use of petrol and diesel cars. The electric car market is growing at a rapid rate with one...
School of Health & Society achieves national equality award
The University is delighted to announce that the School of Health and Society has achieved the Bronze Athena Swan award as recognition of the commitment to gender equality.
Dr Tony Gill to take on Great North Run with daughter, in aid of Motor Neurone Disease
Dr Tony Gill, mental health lecturer, is to embark on the Great North Run with his daughter this Sunday, 40 years since he completed his first event.
“You can be whatever kind of writer you want - a poet and a playwright and a lyricist" says novelist Sean Gregory
Congratulations to English and Creative Writing graduate Sean Gregory whose debut novel Three Graves , will be published on 23 September by Bluemoose Books. Pre-sales are now available at Waterstones and will be available widely in the coming weeks.
º£½ÇÂÒÂ× graduate is guest speaker at Asian Media Awards launch
A former º£½ÇÂÒÂ× student was invited to share her thoughts on the challenges people face when they want to follow a career in the media.
Inspirational º£½ÇÂÒÂ× graduate wins Gold and Bronze at Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games
º£½ÇÂÒÂ× graduate Hannah Russell MBE has secured a Gold and Bronze medal at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, retaining her title in the S12 100m Backstroke and coming in third in the S12 100m Freestyle for Great Britain (GBR).
COVID-19 welfare claimants are seen as more deserving of support, says new research
New research shows that COVID-19 claimants are seen as much more deserving and less blameworthy than pre-pandemic claimants – but this has not translated into much more support for welfare claimants in general.
Ex-pro footballer launches mentoring business
An ex-professional footballer and º£½ÇÂÒÂ× graduate has launched a business to mentor those across the sports industry and beyond.
