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Why study mathematics? A closer look at where a degree in numbers could take you
Take a look at some of the potential career options available to maths graduates.
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5 ways to inspire a new generation of female engineers
Why the engineering industry is appealing for more female talent.
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How to get a job in engineering and technology
With the potential to earn over 30K as a starting salary, why wouldn't you consider a career in the engineering and technology sectors?
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Helping Liverpool businesses go green
Find out how businesses are benefiting from the sustainability expertise within the Low Carbon Eco-Innovatory and Clean Growth UK.
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We are engineers: meet product design engineering students, Chloe and Kara
Chloe Thomas and Kara McDougall talk about their experiences as women in the engineering sector.
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We are engineers: meet civil engineering student, Abbie Romano
We talk to Abbie Romano to find out why she chose to study engineering and her views on how women are perceived in the sector.
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We are engineers: meet computer technology student, Jessica Buckley
We find out why computer technology student, Jessica Buckley, chose to study the subject and her views on how women are perceived in the sector.
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We are engineers: meet project engineer, Louisa King
We talk to some LJMU alumnae and students who chose to pursue engineering as a career. The first in our series features Louisa King, one of The Telegraph’s Top 50 Women in Engineering.
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Fancy a virtual stroll around campus?
If you've ever wanted to check out the amazing facilities at LJMU or see what the campus looks like before you visit for an Open Day or start classes, well, now you can.
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Unseen Liverpool: inside the Queensway Tunnel
Two engineering students were given a behind-the-scenes tour of the Queensway Tunnel to discover the innovative feats of engineering and construction that went into creating the infrastructure.
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What a fantastic week of #LJMUgrad celebrations - tag your friends and family if you spot them in the graduation di… https://t.co/hdOHloqz89