Most people probably didn’t have the same thoughts as I did when the Prime Minister gave his resignation speech. As with a lot of the things I interact with, touch, see, and experience, my mind often ...
What is a dietitian? A dietitian is a professional, qualified to assess, diagnose and treat nutritional problems. Dietitians work across multiple areas, to include hospitals, public health, care homes...
With the cost of energy, fuel and food prices soaring in the UK, many of us are struggling and are having to re-think our out-going costs. Maybe we have thought about getting rid of our Sky tv bill, S...
Our experts share their insights on one step closer to normality. Reported in the media as ‘happy hugging day’, May 17 was a day that millions across the United Kingdom reunited with loved ...
“Curiosity about life in all of its aspects, I think, is still the secret of great creative people” - Leo Burnett World Creativity & Innovation Day is a day which encourages every indiv...
It’s time for real climate action The recent COP 26 summit has united global leaders, environmental scientists and climate change experts from across the planet to inspire action and tackle climate c...
It’s National Train your Brain Day! As a Cognitive Neuroscientist I am interested in how the brain works, how we process information coming from the world, and how we learn. Our brains are malleable, ...
I never intended to go into teaching when I began my higher education journey. I studied English Language and Linguistics with a minor degree in Education Studies. In all honesty, the education studie...
To mark World Tourism Day on September 27, WGU's Dr Marcus Hansen gives his thoughts on what a global pandemic has meant and will mean for the future of tourism. Will hitting the reset button bring a ...
Is it worth going to University? A huge question and there is no right or wrong answer. I was one of the lucky ones because I always knew what I wanted to do for a career. When I chose my options in y...
