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Recently I was at a Further Education college in Cheshire talking to students at an event. After the normal conversation about whether I have met Ryan Reynolds and Rob McIlhenny (I haven’t) and ...
The Welsh language holds a unique and vital role in delivering inclusive and culturally sensitive speech and language therapy across Wales. Ffion Roberts, one of our experienced Speech and Language T...
In recent years, policing has increasingly turned to advanced technology to address the complex challenges of modern society. Immersive technologies like Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), ...
Criminals: are they born or made? And what about murderers? What about children who kill other children? Are they born bad or made that way? February 12th 1993: the day the criminal justice syste...
We asked Rachel Rowley, Lecturer in Computing and Games at Wrexham University, to provide insights from her first-hand experiences as a woman in the gaming industry. She also shares the compelling rea...
‘What is a nurse?’ As any experienced nurse will tell you, answering this question is not as easy as it sounds! I don’t mean this because of the recent pandemic, strikes, or very wel...
For many of us, September brings with it a time of transition. You may be starting university for the first time, going into your final year or beginning postgraduate study. Or perhaps, you have a fri...
Our Mental Health advisor, James Ewens, talks through one way we can all improve our wellbeing, whilst also boosting our learning performance and memory. He describes this activity as a “...
Nick Hoose is the Senior Lecturer for Social Work here at Wrexham University. Nick qualified as a Social Worker in 2010 and went into a role working for a Youth Justice team in North Wales, where he s...
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We're very proud of our lecturers at WU, and with good reason too. Inspiring, engaging, impressive and helpful - these are just some of the words that our students have used to describe th...
