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100 Students 100 Stories Round Up
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Posted by Sarah Markillie , HE Adviser
October 11, 2018

100 Students 100 Stories...Round Up!

Taking a look back at the student stories we compiled for 100 Students 100 Stories,  it’s great to see all the different student experiences. There are stories about moving away from home for the first time, right through to graduation and everything in between.

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Posted by Dr Caroline Pudney , Lecturer in Archaeology
October 11, 2018

Want something a little different from your degree experience? Consider Archaeology!

Archaeology is such a diverse discipline (it’s not all about digging!), and it combines a variety of practical and theoretical elements, allowing you to explore a number of career options.

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Posted by Matt Bowen , Senior Lecturer
October 10, 2018

Could You be a Mental Health Nurse?

While the importance of mental health may have become more prevalent in recent years, mental health nursing is a longstanding and vital part of the NHS.  So, on World Mental Health Day, here are a few handy pieces of information for anyone wondering whether they’ve got what it takes to be a Mental Health Nurse:

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