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New MA study pathway puts African theology at the centre

11th May 202114th May 2021 Josie McFarlane 71 Views 0 Comments African theology, church, course, education, Faith, further education, God, History, Jesus, learning, Religion, Student, study, University

A new course of study to help the Church address the shortfall that many Christians have in understanding the African Church and its impact on faith in the UK.

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Consider Attending a Christian University

13th March 202111th March 2021 Josie McFarlane 67 Views 0 Comments BAME, BME, Christianity, college, education, Faith, God, Jesus, learn, Student, University

Unique to the Christian university environment is a shared faith across the faculty, staff, and student body.

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New scheme will open up opportunities for disadvantaged students

13th March 202112th March 2021 Josie McFarlane 167 Views 0 Comments career, college, communities, disadvantaged students, educate, education, employment, government, job, learn, opportunities, scheme, Travel, University

Schools, colleges and universities can now apply for funding from today (12 March) to allow students to study and work across the globe as part of the new Turing Scheme.

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UK Graduate immigration route to open to international students

5th March 20215th March 2021 Josie McFarlane 58 Views 0 Comments #Pastor, BAME, Black Church, BME, Business, campaign, church, community, Coronvairus, COVID19, easter, economy, educate, family, free church youth group skits, further education, government, international students, learn, Lockdown, NHS, Pandemic, protect, resources, Summer school, UK, University, Vaccine, worship

The new Graduate route will open for applications on 1 July 2021, allowing the UK to retain the brightest and the best international students to continue to contribute to society and the economy post-study.

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London School of Theology: Study what you love in 2021

16th February 202116th February 2021 Josie McFarlane 95 Views 0 Comments Christianity, community, degree, education, Faith, God, learn, London school of theology, Religion, students, study, The Bible, University

Since its founding, London School of Theology has been dedicated to serving the church of Jesus Christ worldwide, through the education of individuals, equipping of local churches, and engagement in leading research.

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Landmark Government proposals to strengthen free speech at universities

16th February 202115th February 2021 Josie McFarlane 68 Views 0 Comments community, education, Freedom of speech, government, human rights, Law, students, UK, University, youths

Tougher legal measures to strengthen free speech and academic freedom at universities in England have been announced by the Education Secretary today (16 February), to stamp out unlawful ‘silencing’ on campuses.

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4 Reasons Students Should Take Up Ethnic Studies At University

25th November 202025th November 2020 Josie McFarlane 298 Views 0 Comments BAME, Black Lives Matter, BME, education, Ethnic Studies, learn, Race, University, young people

Ethnic Studies refers to the study of themes on social responsibility, social justice, and social change. The course of study

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Is an Environmental Science Degree Right for You?

24th November 20203rd December 2020 Josie McFarlane 127 Views 0 Comments career, choices, education, Environmental Science Degree, learning, opportunities, Student, study, University

Earning an environmental science degree allows you to work in a variety of sectors. You may find yourself working for

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Coronavirus: Christmas Guidance Set Out For University Students 

12th November 202012th November 2020 Josie McFarlane 163 Views 0 Comments Coronavirus, COVID19, education, government, Guidelines, Lockdown, students, University

University students will be able to travel home to spend Christmas with their families once the national restrictions end on 2 December, following steps set

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#Blackintheivory conference is centrepiece of Black History Month at UON

7th October 20205th October 2020 Josie McFarlane 144 Views 0 Comments BAME, Black History Month, BME, Christianity, Event, Faith, University, virtual

An afternoon of insight is set for October as the experiences of academics from black and other cultural backgrounds are

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Vitoria Mario ready to fly high following Taylor Swift donation

26th September 202024th September 2020 Becky Wybrow 204 Views 0 Comments BAME, BME, community, education, fundraiser, Money, Taylor Swift donation, University, Vitoria Mario, Warwick

Vitoria Mario is set to achieve her dream to study Mathematics at the University of Warwick, after she raised more

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Expert Reveals Interview Tips for Students Deferring University

23rd August 202021st August 2020 Josie McFarlane 256 Views 0 Comments advice, career, deferring, economy, education, employment, Interview, job, University

It was recently reported that Durham University are asking students to defer until 2021, after the U-turn over A-level results and,

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Religious Studies A-level entries compare well against other humanities

17th August 202016th August 2020 Josie McFarlane 264 Views 0 Comments #RE, A levels, college, education, God, Grades, Religion, results, students, Studies, University

The number of Religious Studies A-level exam entries has declined at a lower rate than other humanities in 2020, performing

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More than half of BAME teachers face racism in schools

3rd February 202031st January 2020 Josie McFarlane 768 Views 0 Comments college, discrimination, Racism, schools, study, Teachers, University

More than half of teachers from minority-ethnic groups have experienced racism in schools in the past year, according to a new poll. A

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Most black and minority ethnic teachers say they face covert racism in schools

21st January 202020th January 2020 Josie McFarlane 980 Views 0 Comments black, BME, discrimination, education, Ethnic, professors, Racism, school, Teachers, University

The majority of black and minority ethnic teachers in British schools have experienced microinsults, microinvalidations and other forms of covert racism in the last

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