Subject Events

Wed 5th of June 2024

MSc Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing Workshop

Are you working in the health and social care sector and looking to upskill? Do you have an undergraduate degree and are wondering whether a Masters might be for you?

Have you been thinking about a career change to attain more satisfaction from your working life? Why not come along to this relaxed and informal session that explores what it is like to study at Masters level, what the topic area of public health, mental health and wellbeing is all about, and what opportunities there are to work in this vibrant and rewarding sector. 

The session is delivered by the programme leader for the MSc Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing programme, and will take the form of a workshop where there will be the opportunity to ask questions and chat informally among all the attendees. 

This event will take place on the following dates:

Wednesday 5th of June 2024, 09:30-12:00, Wrexham Plas Coch Campus - Book now

 

 

Multiple dates

Is a sport degree for you

The 'Is a sport degree for you' experience is for students who are considering studying the BASES accredited Applied Sport and Exercise Sciences course. 

This session includes:

• An introductory talk - where the ASES course will be described in further detail, with insights into the modules studied, equipment used, locations used and the free of charge additional qualifications (L2 Gym Instructor and L3 Exercise Referral/Personal Trainer).
• A tour of campus - Individuals will have a tour of the Plas Coch campus, to explore the student union space, library, lecture theatres and our brand new Biomechanic Lab. 
• A Q&A - where individuals will have the opportunities to ask any questions about the programme, staff, or facilities.
   
  Come and join like-minded people who wish to pursue a career in Sport and Exercise science!

Event dates:

Tuesday 4th June - 3-4pm 
Tuesday 9th July - 3-4pm 
Tuesday 6th August - 3-4pm
Tuesday 3rd September - 3-4pm

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Wed 5th June 2024

Accessibility Beyond the Wheelchair

Light Night Learning is a series of summer learning events, which explore topical wellbeing issues in a creative and engaging way. Why make the most of the lighter evenings, and come along? These sessions are ideal for anyone who is currently working in the field of wellbeing, or is interested in studying or working in this area. 

This thought-provoking workshop will explore the barriers that people may face when visiting new places, and small changes that can be made to overcome these.

This session is co-produced with Karen Williams, Director of the multi-award winning social enterprise Familiarisation Videos. 

6.00pm – 6.30pm - coffee and networking
6.30pm - 7.30pm - light night learning

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Wed 12th June

Let’s Put the Kettle On

Light Night Learning is a series of summer learning events, which explore topical wellbeing issues in a creative and engaging way. Why make the most of the lighter evenings, and come along? These sessions are ideal for anyone who is currently working in the field of wellbeing, or is interested in studying or working in this area.

This workshop will explore the power of a cup of tea to connect, restore and soothe. Why do we reach for the kettle? How does it impact our wellbeing? How does tea-drinking link to the conversations that we might have?

This session is co-produced with Jane Edwards, Community Hub Support Office for AVOW.

6.00pm – 6.30pm - coffee and networking
6.30pm - 7.30pm - light night learning

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Wed 19th June

Plants beyond the plate

Light Night Learning is a series of summer learning events, which explore topical wellbeing issues in a creative and engaging way. Why make the most of the lighter evenings, and come along? These sessions are ideal for anyone who is currently working in the field of wellbeing, or is interested in studying or working in this area.

You’ve nurtured plants and flowers to maturity since the first sign of spring but now it’s overload and you simply can’t face another healthy, home-grown meal. This innovative and creative workshop will explore how we can use a wide range of edible plants and so-called weeds to craft beautiful, eco friendly items. No gardening skills necessary!

This session is co-produced with Erlas Victorian Walled Garden. 

6.00pm – 6.30pm - coffee and networking
6.30pm - 7.30pm - light night learning

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Wed 26th June

How might physical activity be a public health issue?

Light Night Learning is a series of summer learning events, which explore topical wellbeing issues in a creative and engaging way. Why make the most of the lighter evenings, and come along? These sessions are ideal for anyone who is currently working in the field of wellbeing, or is interested in studying or working in this area.

This workshop looks to blend academic understanding with real-life practice, by exploring the role that physical activity might have in public health work. Should physical activity be a job for public health teams? What quick wins can be had for our more sedentary populations? How much exercise does one even need to start feeling the (health) benefits?

This session is co-produced with Robin Ranson, Senior Health Improvement Practitioner at BCHUB Health Improvement Team.

6.00pm – 6.30pm - coffee and networking
6.30pm - 7.30pm - light night learning

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Wed 10th of July 2024 5:30-6:30pm

Monster – Aileen Wuornos

Criminology and Criminal Justice Lights, Crime Action Masterclass Mini-series: Monster – Aileen Wuornos

Join us as we discuss the representation of Aileen Wuornos in the film ‘Monster’. This session will explore the depiction of female serial killers and those falling outside of an ‘Ideal Victim’ status.

PLEASE NOTE: You do not need to watch the film to take part in this masterclass.

18+ ONLY

Location: B08 – Main Campus

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Wed 17th of July 2024 5:30-6:30pm

Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile – Ted Bundy

Criminology and Criminal Justice Lights, Crime Action Masterclass Mini-series: Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile – Ted Bundy

Join us as we discuss the representation of Ted Bundy in the film ‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile’. This session will explore the ‘Halo-Effect’ within the Criminal Justice System and the glamorization of serial killers

PLEASE NOTE: You do not need to watch the film to take part in this masterclass.

18+ ONLY

Location: B08 – Main Campus

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Wed 24th of July 2024 5:30-6:30pm

The Silence of the Lambs – Alfredo Ballí Treviño

Criminology and Criminal Justice Lights, Crime Action Masterclass Mini-series: The Silence of the Lambs – Alfredo Ballí Treviño

Join us as we discuss the representation of Alfredo Ballí Treviño in the film ‘The Silence of the Lambs’. This session will explore the media exaggeration of cases and the predatory portrayal of serial killers

PLEASE NOTE: You do not need to watch the film to take part in this masterclass.

18+ ONLY

Location: B08 – Main Campus

Book Now / WATCH the trailer