Criminal Psychology: A Degree with Many Pathways
We asked Natalie Saunders, Programme lead for Criminal Psychology and Lecturer in Criminology to share insight into the diverse career pathways within the field. When people hear the term crimina...
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Why study Professional Graduate Certificate in Education (PCET) at Wrexham University
Are you looking to launch a teaching career that goes beyond the traditional classroom? The Professional Graduate Certificate in Education for Post-Compulsory Education and Training (PCET) at Wrexham ...
Celebrating Youth Work Week at Wrexham University
Youth Work Week 2025 is here – a time to recognise and celebrate the vital work that youth workers do across Wales to support and empower young people. At Wrexham University, we’re proud t...
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10 Reasons to study Education at Wrexham University
Are you passionate about working with young children and making a difference in their lives? At Wrexham University, we offer both Early Childhood Studies and Education Studies, allowing you to tailor ...
National Operating Department Practice Day: 80 years celebrating the profession
May 14, 2025 celebrates the 80th anniversary of the operating department practitioner (ODP) role: one of the many Allied Health Professions who are committed to caring for their patients, yet a role t...
From problem solving to innovation - Why study Engineering?
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 ...
Exploring Welsh Language Opportunities in Speech and Language Therapy
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...
Shaping the Future of Policing: The Role of Higher Education in Technological Innovation
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?
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...
The evolution of the gaming industry – A lecturer’s perspective
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...
