Education

Information is a center piece of future accomplishment as a medical expert. Indeed, to be a specialist in this specific profession gives you numerous benefits and recognition, yet it goes hand in hand with a lot of responsibility and duties.

As a doctor, you will be that individual who saves human lives and deals with patients' well-being. Therefore, quality training and devotion to that calling is an unquestionable necessity.

Medical universities overall show something similar, yet medicine courses in Europe are 6 years, in UK 5 years, and in the US and Canada - 4 years...

Exeter School hosted its first Education Festival on Monday 20 February 2023. Head, Louise Simpson was delighted to welcome educators from across the region to “EdFest23: Educating for Character”.

EdFest is an annual conference that convenes educators from across the region to connect with colleagues; this year the theme was Educating for Character, and delegates had the opportunity to engage in important conversations around the development of character in our pupils, the importance of our schools in supporting character education, and how supporting character education is a way...

Dartington is delighted to announce a dynamic new partnership with Hospital Rooms to offer residencies for students on its MA Arts & Place to explore their arts practice in professional mental health settings.

Hospital Rooms, whose mission is “to bring world class art and creative programming to mental health hospitals,” will host and mentor selected postgraduate students later this year for artist residencies in Cornwall.

Students will be invited to create new work in response to a project that Hospital Rooms is currently undertaking in collaboration with Cornwall...

Exeter University is providing a free online teaching resource on climate change and sustainability for Key Stage 2 pupils across the county, recorded by the university’s neurodivergent geographers, aiming to raise awareness of neurodiversity.

Neurodiversity refers to diversity in the human brain and cognition, and recognises that we all think, move, process information and communicate differently. It is estimated that around 1 in 10 people across the UK are neurodivergent , however, all humans vary in terms of our neurocognitive ability. Neurodivergent can be used as a term to...