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Study Pattern: Cognitive Behavioural Therapeutic Approaches (Top-Up) BSc (Hons) online - OLUAO. Cognitive Behavioural Therapeutic Approaches (Top-Up) BSc (Hons). On this page, you will find the study patterns for our BSc (Hons) Cognitive

Colin Treadaway-Hoare. Colin Treadaway-Hoare. Credit: Ede & Ravenscroft. Commendation. Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor, honoured guests and graduands, it gives me great pleasure to be presenting today Colin Treadaway-Hoare, for the award of Honorary

Collaborating on research. We collaborate with a range of organisations on research, including other universities, private businesses, public bodies and third sector operators. Find out about some of the projects we’ve been involved in and how you

Collaboration online. Collaboration online. When learning online you become part of an international network of students studying online, on the same programme and on the same module. Students and staff are engaging with each other 24/7 in

Blog post. Collaboration will be key in delivering the NHS Workforce Plan. Today (5 July) marks the 75. th. anniversary of the National Health Service. With the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan announced last week, Dr Denise Baker, Pro Vice-Chancellor

Collaborative and Data-centric Engineering Research Cluster. The collaborative and data-centric engineering research cluster members work with our industrial partners to develop solutions to improve their productivity and processes using Artificial

College of Arts, Humanities and Education. College of Arts, Humanities and Education. We offer a great student experience, always focusing on you as an individual and working hard to prepare you for the challenges of graduate employment in the 21st

College of Arts, Humanities and Education staff. Staff. Head of the Institute of Education. As Head of Discipline for Primary ITE Dr Sarah Charles has responsibility for overseeing the leadership/management of the Core PGCE, School Direct Primary,

College of Arts, Humanities and Education staff. Staff. Professor in Arts and Health. Susan Hogan is Professor of Arts and Health. Susan has wide-ranging interests in visual culture, from the history and development of the arts and health, including