Health Professions blog

How to spot an eating disorder

Eating disorders are complex mental illnesses and anyone, no matter what their age, gender or background, can develop o...

Professional navigator, Nicola Clarke, shares her top 10 tips why you should continue your professional development (CP...

Second year Education Studies student, Mollie tells us what she spends her money on as a student in Birmingham and offe...

We know that a lot of parents or mature students may feel apprehensive about starting a degree at a later time in their...

Discover tips and advice from Mental Health lecturer, Kim Moore on how to take care of your mental health during the fe...

If you're thinking about studying for a career in healthcare, here's seven reasons why you should...

Speech, Language and Communication Needs ( SLCN) is an umbrella term which can describe difficulties in one or more are...

Children and young people with speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) need support when you are communicating ...

Domestic abuse is a massive problem in the UK - between March 2016 and March 2017, 1.2 million women experienced domest...

Our recent Radiotherapy graduate, Lily Aston, explains what makes radiotherapy such an interesting and rewarding care...

An operating department practitioner (ODP) is a vital part of the operating theatre team. Find out more what an ODP doe...

Public Health student, Naima, explains eight reasons why Public Health is so important.

Here's just a few of the numerous specialist areas that could be open to you once you graduate...

There is currently a shortage of operating department practitioners across the country, so you'll be guaranteed a caree...

You’re interested in diagnostic radiography, taking and analysing images to allow diagnosis and assess the impact of tr...