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11 October 2022
A typical day in the life of a paramedic is hectic at best, and ARU student paramedics have the privilege to experience this first-hand with the East of England and London ambulance services from their 3rd trimester. Read more…
1 February 2023
I was first introduced to LinkedIn through ARU’s Employability and Careers service, every trimester we have a live brief with someone from the service and they provide help and advice on the basics of LinkedIn such as how to create an account and how to use the platform. Read more…
24 January 2023
As a mature student, making the decision to change career felt like a really big one! I knew I wanted to work in healthcare, but I was so unsure what path I wanted to take. Until one day, whilst looking at career options on the NHS website I stumbled across Operating Department Practitioner. Read more…
5 January 2023
My name is Charles Nwachukwu, a PG student of Public Health and Community Wellbeing from Nigeria and this is my SHOKE story. Read more…
21 December 2022
Alexandre describes the Super Lab - a Level 2 laboratory. Read more…
2 December 2022
Manshi, a graduate of our MSc Public Health degree, shares some tips for our mental and financial wellbeing this Christmas. Read more…
28 November 2022
Finding the perfect work/life balance as an Operating Department Practice student can be challenging to say the least, but you’ll be pleased to hear that it is possible with a little practice. Read more…
23 November 2022
Nowadays, in the news, we usually see only headlines that people are most likely to read, which give profit to journalists, newspaper companies and others. Read more…
8 November 2022
My name is Charles Nwachukwu, an MSc student of Public Health and Community Wellbeing at ARU on the Chelmsford campus. Coming from Nigeria, I had no idea what to expect studying in UK would feel like but so far, the experience has been amazing… Read more…
20 October 2022
Have you heard about antimicrobial resistance? Imagine that a simple injury could kill you. For example, a fall from a bike, or by cutting your salad, you injure your finger, which could lead to death. I think it sounds terrifying. Unfortunately, it might happen… Read more…
11 October 2022
Basic info: Your name: Holly Butler What course did you study ? Early Childhood Studies ( received a First Class with Honours) Part time or full time? Full-time (1 day per week) How long was the duration of your studies? Three years What years did you study from and to… Read more…
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