“He is testament that our courses can be life changing. No matter what age you are or what your previous experience has been – all you need to do is give it a go and we’ll be with you every step of the way.”
The University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) 2020 postgraduate student of the year, 2020, is Ashleigh Slater.
The module will help college practitioners to better understand the challenges faced by many student carers and provides guidance on how to improve support for these students at college.
The lack of educational materials in Scotland’s schools about women in history is a chasm which needs to be addressed.
Supporting students to establish careers in the Creative Industries has been given a boost by a collaboration between XpoNorth and the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI).
“The psychological impact of the outbreak and the necessary public health control measures are likely to have had significant social, emotional and developmental effects on many children and young people and, consequently, achievement.”
Orkney Islands Council has been awarded £26,400 to invest in projects designed to boost the attainment of local care experienced children and young people.
“Politicians across the UK have shown themselves to have more concern for the integrity of “The System” than for the well being of young people.”
The university is the only institution in Scotland to deliver the family of Foundation, Modern and Graduate apprenticeships
“I am delighted that this effort across the country has now been recognised by John Swinney during his Parliamentary address today.”
