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Can devolution close the skills gap? The East Midlands devolution deal is set to shift some funding and powers from Whitehall directly into the region. How will these changes impact on skills and levelling up in Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham and

Blog post. Can I afford to go to university to become a nurse? What the new funding reforms mean. As the Government pledges to find 10,000 more nurses and increase the number of midwifery and allied health professionals within the NHS by 2020, Dr

Blog post. Can laughter improve wellbeing in older people? Is laughter really the best medicine? Freda Gonot-Schoupinsky, Online MSc Health Psychology Student at the University of Derby, is exploring the power of laughing as a way of improving older

Blog post. Can mindful management make more money? According to the UK Health and Safety Executive, work-related stress results in a loss to the UK of 10 million working days each year and similar statistics are reported for the US. By Dr William

Blog post. Can terrorism be tackled? The UK has experienced thousands of terror attacks since 1970, according to the Global Terrorism Database. So, can terrorism ever be tackled? Kelly Tyler reports. By Kelly Tyler - 2 August 2018. Parsons Green,

Blog post. Can we solve the health sector skills shortage with apprenticeships? The NHS is facing pressure from an ongoing UK-wide staff and skills shortage. So, can apprenticeships help plug the gap? Denise Baker discusses. By Dr Denise Baker - 1

Blog post. Can we trust Bluetooth and COVID-19 contact tracing apps? Richard J. Self, Senior Lecturer in Governance of Advanced and Emerging Technologies at the University of Derby, and MSc Mobile App Development student Jack Hider examine the

Cancellation policy for short courses and CPD. Cancellation policy. Cancellation procedure. Details of your legal right to cancel and an explanation of how to exercise it are set out below. This information is also provided in the confirmation of

Cancellation policy for online students. Cancellation policy. We hope that you will find all of the support you need from us to successfully complete your programme. However, we do recognise that situations and circumstances change and that external

Cancer and Infection Research Cluster. The Cancer and Infection Cluster is formed of an interdisciplinary team of researchers from across the Schools of Science, Psychology, and Social Care. We are interested in enhancing diagnostic and treatment