MSc Bioinformatics and Systems Biology student, Harsini, has given us a detailed look into what a typical week in her university life is like. In this blog, she outlines how she balances an imminent project report, as well as a job and social life. … More A week in my life: MSc Bioinformatics and Systems Biology
If you’re interested in one of our postgraduate taught courses in public health and primary care, you can ask our student ambassadors a question to find out what it’s really like to study at Manchester. … More Public health and primary care: ask our postgraduate ambassadors a question
Teacher of the Deaf graduate Moira explains why she can’t stand still in life and how stepping outside her comfort zone has allowed her to make a real difference. Why Deaf Education? As a primary teacher with a passion for literacy and working with vulnerable learners, this course brought together all my interests. What is … More How studying Deaf Education connected my experiences to learning
Working in the prison service as an Assistant Forensic Psychologist involves working with offenders to rehabilitate and prepare them for their release. It’s a job that requires a very unique skill set and one that Emily Cuthbertson secured shortly after graduating from her master’s in Forensic Psychology and Mental Health. Below, Emily discusses in more … More Life as an Assistant Forensic Psychologist in the prison service
The MSc in Pharmaceutical Technology and Quality Assurance (PTQA) at The University of Manchester is a three-year part-time course for pharmacy, health and biomedical professionals working in technical services who want to update their skills and knowledge while gaining an academic qualification. Stephen Bishop has recently graduated from the course and below discusses his favourites … More Completing a part-time master’s to further my career
Molly McCarthy is a Research Assistant at The University of Liverpool, where she is currently working with individuals who suffer from depression. Before this position, she did an undergraduate degree in Psychology and a postgraduate degree in Forensic Psychology and Mental Health at The University of Manchester. Below, discover how well suited the master’s is … More How a master’s in Forensic Psychology and Mental Health helped me to pursue a research career
Aidan Mchardie is an MSc Forensic Psychology and Mental Health graduate from The University of Manchester and is a great example of how life isn’t plain sailing after graduation. Below, he discusses everything from his time on the master’s to his current job in the prison service… I chose the MSc in Forensic Psychology because … More The importance of perseverance as a master’s graduate
At The University of Manchester we look to create innovative courses that provide our students with the best opportunity to forge a career in their desired fields. One course in particular that is slightly different to most is the MSc in Biotechnology and Enterprise. The course aims to show students how to turn scientific discoveries … More Reflecting on my master’s in Biotechnology and Enterprise
Nusrat Rouf is a Bangladesh national and had lived in Dhaka all her life before moving to Manchester to complete a master’s in Biotechnology and Enterprise. Her motivation to travel to a whole new continent was to try and gain the expertise required to help improve healthcare back home. Now after graduating, find out if … More Moving away from Bangladesh to study an MSc in Biotechnology and Enterprise at Manchester
Shirley Wilson is a recent graduate from the MRes Health and Social Care programme at The University of Manchester. Enrolling on the course on the back of a 35-year career in social work, Shirley is proof that it’s never too late to learn new skills and develop existing ones. As a Deaf person, Shirley faced … More Fulfilling a life goal after a 35-year career
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