Deaf Education graduate Katie advises new students on what to think about before starting the course. … More 5 things to know before you start the Manchester Deaf Education course
Patient involvement is increasingly recognised as an important part of healthcare education, helping students connect scientific knowledge with the lived realities of illness, care and recovery. Within the MSc Molecular Pathology of Cancer programme, the opportunity to engage directly with people affected by cancer offered a particularly meaningful dimension to my learning. … More Embedding patient voices in cancer education: A student reflection
Wellcome Trust Immunomatrix in Complex Disease PhD student Holly looks back at what she has learned from her time at Manchester. … More Reflecting on four years: what my PhD taught me (and why you should take the leap)
MPH graduate Astra looks back at what she has learned from her public health studies at Manchester. … More Health looks different depending on where you stand: my MPH journey
BSc Biomedical Sciences with Industrial/Professional Experience graduate Simon talks about his career path in medical communications, and how his own health has impacted his work. … More How my own health journey shaped my career in medical communications
Mkweze reflects on her Midwifery studies and explains why she’s doing a master’s year. … More Looking back at my Midwifery BMidwif experience at Manchester – and forward to my master’s
Syeda Kazmi is an MBChB Medicine student finishing her fourth year at Manchester. Here, she tells us what her fourth year has been like compared to previous years and what she’s enjoyed throughout. Hello and welcome to this blog post in which I reflect on my fourth year studying medicine at The University of Manchester. … More Life on my fourth year of the MBChB Medicine course at Manchester
Grace Livesey studied for her BSc Pharmacology with industrial/professional experience at The University of Manchester. Here, she tells us how her time at Manchester affected both her personal growth and professional career. When I first started my BSc in Pharmacology at the University of Manchester, I knew I was interested in science and healthcare, but … More How studying pharmacology at Manchester helped my personal growth and develop my professional career
In this blog, Ryeika Rebello, a recent graduate of the MA in Social Work at Manchester, tells us why she chose to study social work and what she’s doing now. Why I decided to study social work I chose social work because I’ve always wanted to work with children, understand their lived experience and how … More How my MA in social work helped me find a job as a children’s social worker
Aleen Hussain is a third-year MSci Optometry student at Manchester. In this blog, she tells us what to expect from your third year of studying optometry. Third year is the year you put into practice everything you learnt over the past two years. You go from one or two clinic sessions a week to four, … More Three things to expect in your third year of optometry
