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  1. Creditplus

    Jack Clarke studies Business Studies and has spent his placement year at local business Creditplus #MyPlacementStory

  2. Dorset Economic blog 20: Misery and Renewal

    Some years ago, a Misery Index was invented (by Okun) to give politicians and policymakers a simple tool to measure current economic performance. Currently, the UK misery index is 2.1% inflation (CPIH measure) plus 4.7% unemployment, giving 6.8% overall.

  3. There's a massive cybersecurity job gap – we should fill it by employing hackers

    ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ Associate Professor in Psychology, John McAlaney, looks at how hackers can improve cybersecurity.

  4. Centre for Wellbeing and Long-Term Health staff

    ​Open the dropdowns below to see full lists of staff within the Centre for Wellbeing and Long-Term Health
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    • Full time according to Funding Council definitions

    MSc Medical Imaging with Management

    This inter-disciplinary course is designed to suit the progression and career development of scientists, radiographers, medical physicists, engineers and medical students wishing to intercalate and prepare for a career in radiology. 

  6. Essential network maintenance: Wednesday 10 August

    IT Services will be performing essential network maintenance on Wednesday 10 August between 9pm and 10pm. Make sure that you save your work regularly to avoid the risk of any loss.

    BSc Nursing apprenticeships

    In order to take advantage of new approaches to learning and teaching, as well as developments in practice to benefit our students we regularly...

  8. OPINION: Pet therapy - how dogs, cats and horses help improve human wellbeing

    Writing for The Conversation, ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥'s Professor Ann Hemingway discusses the increasingly popular pet therapy.

  9. How culture influences children’s development

    Dr Ching-Yu Huang writes for The Conversation about the part culture plays in child development. 

  10. Nutrition Wheel tool shared by NHS Beneficial Changes Network

    The interactive tool has been developed to help identify malnutrition in older people. 

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