Birmingham City University Faculty Of Health, Education And Life Sciences
About Birmingham City University Faculty Of Health, Education And Life Sciences
The Faculty focuses on the high quality training of health and education professionals with a strong emphasis on practical and hands-on learning.
Birmingham City University Faculty Of Health, Education And Life Sciences Description
The Faculty of Health, Education and Life Sciences focuses on the high quality training of health and education professionals with a strong emphasis on practical and hands-on learning. Currently situated across 2 sites, the faculty offers purpose-built facilities to ensure lively, supportive and challenging learning environments for our students and clients, helping them to pursue personal and professional development, intellectual interests and career aspirations. Our staff are experienced practitioners in the fields of health and education, and this enables them to truly bring the subject areas to life, and help showcase what it takes, and what it feels like to be a qualified professional in these areas. They also have excellent links and contacts with key clients, consumers, service users, and professional bodies which help to enrich the learning experience.
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Are you excited to be joining us this month? Check out all of the student essentials here to help you prepare: https://icity.bcu.ac.uk/essentials
"The Early Childhood Studies degree is very broad and offers many different pathways to go into, and you also get to work with #children when on placement." Find out more about why Naomi chose this course:
Exciting news for our brilliant HARS team!
Learning Disability Nursing is a form of #nursing like any other, but you are a specialist! #LDNursing #KnowAboutNursing
Hear from our students on Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) courses tell you how the teaching here has helped them prepare for their own teacher training. https://www.bcu.ac.uk/education-and-socia l-work
Have you ever wondered how #BiomedicalEngineering is advancing healthcare and changing lives? Check out our blog to find out more!
See inside a real operating theatre in our new video, and why our students knew this was the job for them. #ODP #OperatingDepartmentPractitioner www.bcu.ac.uk/courses/operating-departmen t-practice-bsc
Our aim with NICE is to empower people with neurological motor disorders to lead their best possible life! Watch here to find out more about our Conductive Education degree and how you can do the same. Watch here to find out more about our Conductive Education degree and how you can do the same. http://www.bcu.ac.uk/courses/conductive-e ducation-2018-19 …
Change your life by studying #nursing with us in September: #Knowaboutnursing http://www.bcu.ac.uk/nursing-and-midwifer y
Thought about studying #PublicHealth? Student Alisia explains in this video why she chose to study Public Health at Birmingham City University.
Interested?
Check out the course page for more information: http://ow.ly/cbZW30llGfd
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We asked school pupils from the West Midlands what they think makes a great teacher! Could you be their next #teacher? There is still time to enrol: http://ow.ly/qckH30ljyzv
Have you ever thought about a career in #radiotherapy? "You really do have a chance to change somebody's life!" BIRMINGHAM City University Radiography students tell you about their experience and it's not too late to enrol: http://bcu.ac.uk/courses/radiotherapy-201 8-19
Education Studies student, Jess, went on a journey of a lifetime to Peru with the Go Abroad programme, spending two weeks helping a small community. Check out Jess’s blog and video to hear how the experience benefited her degree http://ow.ly/eWoe30lfVgj 🌎✈️📚
Have you been watching Big Life Fix on BBC 2? Watch this clip to see what a career in #biomedicalengineering can do!
It was great to see Sir Lenny Henry with some of our students at Birmingham Children's Hospital last week!
BCU has launched two fully funded PhD Studentship opportunities with Worcester Warriors Rugby Club (WWRC) and, Kidderminster Harriers Football Club (KHFC)! Apply here: http://ow.ly/6qL930l8Wvn Closing date 8 August!
It was great seeing the HARS scholars receive their awards last week at the Health and Social Care Awards 🏆! Check out scholar and student nurse Claire's blog about her amazing experience of the HARS scheme and how YOU can get involved too: http://ow.ly/qV7Z30l7VFC 👍📜📚
We are delighted to announce that we have two #PhD funded and paid opportunities with Worcester Warriors and Kidderminster Harriers FC to start September 2018. Applications close 8th August - find out more and apply here: https://www.bcu.ac.uk/…/cou…/course-l ist/health-phd-2018-19…
KHFC PhD Studentship: http://www.jobs.ac.uk/…/phd-studentship -at-birmingham-city-…
Worcester Warriors PhD Studentship: https://www.jobs.ac.uk/…/phd-studentshi p-at-birmingham-city…
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Congratulations to our Nursing and Midwifery students, soon to become graduates! So so sooooo proud of you all! Watch the ceremony on the live stream below! 😁⬇️ 👍
excellent facilities here. The rooms are airy and the IT are of an extremely high standard.
Wasn't what I expected... But hey I got to present a speech at house of parliament after my premature graduation in law.... So I got something out of my public law lectures....some serious reforms needed in law.. My bullying incident at Birmingham women's led me to take an interest in law, I was put forward to present a speech in human rights and got elected based on evidence I had collated following a serious bullying incident by pharmacy at Birmingham women's...
It was fantastic. Really informative and the staff were very helpful.
excellent facilities here. The rooms are airy and the IT are of an extremely high standard.
Wasn't what I expected... But hey I got to present a speech at house of parliament after my premature graduation in law.... So I got something out of my public law lectures....some serious reforms needed in law.. My bullying incident at Birmingham women's led me to take an interest in law, I was put forward to present a speech in human rights and got elected based on evidence I had collated following a serious bullying incident by pharmacy at Birmingham women's...
It was fantastic. Really informative and the staff were very helpful.