Laura Jimenez Burney is a Genetics with Industrial Experience student at The University of Manchester and has seen first-hand how the University, and more specifically her course, has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic over the past nine months. From the initial response of the course, to how it’s been since September, Laura discusses below every … More The evolution of biosciences at Manchester
The three-year MSc (Clin) Orthodontics course at Manchester combines the taught elements and research of an MSc degree with mandatory clinical training. This enables students on the programme to develop the practical skills and knowledge they need to carry out contemporary orthodontic treatment techniques. But don’t just take our word for it; below, Saskia Schwabe, … More MSc Orthodontics: The lowdown
Intercalated degrees give you a chance to study a particular area of medicine in depth, whether you’ve already covered it on your medical course or want to study something new. Freya Webb is a medical student who elected to do an intercalated degree in Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine (TERM) and below she discusses her … More How my intercalation year made the future clearer
Since COVID-19 sent the UK into its first national lockdown back in March, the majority of university degrees across the country have had to adapt in one way or the other. Below, fourth-year Pharmacy student Kundai Gomwe discusses how her degree at Manchester has changed over the past nine months… Pharmacy before COVID For me, … More The evolution of Pharmacy at Manchester
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