Richer data tells us more about students in higher education - Office for Students
For students with AAB and higher at A-level the students are concentrated in medicine and dentistry disciplines, as are students who enter with International Baccalaureates. ... For all other entry qualifications the highly vocational courses are
Becoming a healthcare student in my forties - Office for Students
There’s also MRI and CT scanning, sonography, nuclear medicine, reporting and consultant practice, to name a few.
Graduate opportunities in a new tech world - Office for Students
With jobs in AI and data science that span a range of different industries, including medicine, transport, social sciences, biosciences, sports business and more, you don’t necessarily need to have
The 'value' of a degree is academic and vocational - Office for Students
Unsurprisingly, graduates who studied medicine or dentistry have a high OSCR (over 0.9).
Will I be penalised if I can’t attend lectures/placement?'. Universities and colleges should ensure that students can access food, medicine and domestic resources such as laundries.
Making a positive difference: Mature students and health education - Office for Students
Head of Medicine and Health, Office for Students. Published on. 20 Sep 2019.
Let’s shine a light on the opportunities in allied health professions - Office for Students
Author. Ed Hughes. Head of Medicine and Health, Office for Students.
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