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20th October 2019
STUDENTS from the University of Chichester’s first-ever cohort of apprentices have graduated with top honours – and have now been offered full-time jobs with their degree employers.
Georgina Searle and Harry Miller, who both obtained a 2:1 in their BA (Hons) degrees in business and management,...
17th October 2019
DEATH of a loved one is a traumatic event – but it can be devastating, confusing, and life-changing for those with dementia, experts at a recent conference have revealed.
A seminar on dementia and bereavement, organised by the University of Chichester, was attended by leading practitioners and...
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16th October 2019
GOLD medal-winning netball champion Geva Mentor CBE is coming to the University of Chichester to speak about her trophy-laden career.
The former England captain, who helped the national team secure bronze in the 2019 world cup, will also be hosting an open masterclass at the institution on Thursday...
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11th October 2019
South African activist Alice Kinloch was influential across British history but remains one of the “frequently-forgotten” figures of Black History Month, says University of Chichester Professor Hakim Adi.
Little is known about the equal-rights campaigner, writes Prof Adi in the Guardian newspaper,...
11th October 2019
LOSING a loved one is a traumatic life event, but for those with dementia it can be devastating, confusing and have the potential to complicate their condition.
The University of Chichester, in association with St Wilfrid’s Hospice, are hosting a conference on Wednesday 16 October entitled...
9th October 2019
A JOURNALIST and senior lecturer with the University of Chichester’s Department of Creative and Digital Technologies has spoken about his work on a new Glastonbury Festival book with world-famous musicians Jay-Z and Adele.
Thomas H Green has written about his 30 years of experience covering the...
8th October 2019
THE first in a new series of public lectures starting at the University of Chichester next month will be given by an internationally-acclaimed cellist and teacher.
Laura Ritchie, Professor of Learning and Teaching in music, will be speaking on Friday 18 October about her pioneering methods of...
25th September 2019
Study shows people feel more energised after exercising with their animals
Runners showed improved physical and emotional experience with canine company
Dr Sarah Edmunds from the University of Chichester led the research
RUNNING with a dog can significantly improve a workout more so than going...
24th September 2019
University of Chichester named one of top ten in SE by Times and Sunday Times
Teaching quality rated as 18th best in country
Student experience also highlighted in top 35 by national rankings
THE University of Chichester has been named as one of the top institutions in the south east after...
23rd September 2019
A SHORT guide aimed at helping primary teachers plan engaging spelling lessons that encourage schoolchildren to become confident writers has gone on sale.
The minibook, which draws on a range of theory and research, provides clear principles for designing a spelling curriculum and describes...
