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2025 is Bradford's year. Maleehah is one of three students on the Youth Panel. She shares her experience of the role and how she has contributed to the governance and decision-making of Bradford 2025.
Mamtaz shares her experience volunteering with Citizens Advice, and why you should consider volunteering alongside your studies.
A degree in adult nursing can open the door to a world of opportunities. Discover the nursing careers you may not know existed, and why they could be for you.
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Honorary Award recipients play an important part in supporting the University of Bradford in reaching our strategic goals and priorities. Here are just a few examples of how the University is working together with our Honorary Award community to make a difference to University life.
This blog shares how Tasif Khan used his boxing talents to deliver a women's self-defence class in support of the University's 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign.
This blog shares how Honorary Award Recipients can contribute to enhancing the student experience, focusing on Kate Hall who generously volunteered her time and connections to arrange a site visit to HS2.
This blog showcases Sofia's role in the University's REMAKE Programme, supporting the rehabilitation of ex-offenders back into the community by teaching entrepreneurial skills, amongst other examples of how she stays connected with the University of Bradford.
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Read our Dementia Studies blogs which bring you the latest news across research, education, training and consultancy at the Centre for Applied Dementia Studies.
Felicity Slocombe, Lecturer at the Centre for Applied Dementia Studies, and Emma Putland, Senior Research Associate on the Public Discourses of Dementia project at Lancaster University, tell us about their recent conference presentation.
It’s been two years since the launch of our 'Understanding the me in dementia' module. Being the first of its kind, completely coproduced and delivered with Experts by Experience, we look back on the journey so far.
Ana Barbosa and Clare Mason, both Assistant Professors at the Centre for Applied Dementia Studies, tell us about Dementia Experts by Experience contribution to radiography teaching on campus.
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