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The balancing act
Nursing student Josh offers his advice on achieving a healthy study-life balance.
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'From the midnight sun, where the hot springs flow...'
Geography student, Kiran Maher visited Iceland to study its unique and diverse landscape.
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Meet Alexandra – one of our Roma students making her dreams a reality
Hear how Alexandra overcame adversity to pursue a university education.
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Three minute thesis: punk feminism in the '90s
We catch up with the winner of LJMU's Three Minute Thesis Competition, Gemma Griffiths to find out about her research.
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Learning beyond the lecture hall
While studying Nutrition at LJMU, Cathrine Baungaard gained valuable transferable skills by taking part in a range of learning...
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Students talk gun control with NYPD and meet Netflix forensic expert
Field trip gives Policing Studies and Forensics students insight into crime scene forensics and approaches to policing in...
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Power of sport leads student to pursue a career with Everton in the Community
Dimitrios Christou chose to study Sport Development at LJMU based on the idea that sport has the power to make a positive...
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Nursing student helps improve accessibility at uni
Rusty Drysdale was nominated for Outstanding Contribution to Diversity and Inclusion in this year’s Student Nursing Times...
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How do we tackle malaria?
Stephanie Tamdem Guetchueng is a PhD student working alongside drug discovery researchers at LJMU to find new ways to control...
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Returning to education without giving up a career
Susie Ocana and Natalie Wade prove it’s never too late to learn. They both decided to return to education in order to progress...
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And from the rest of #LJMU. Well done @niamhcharles7! https://t.co/oubr0Fxsmc
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