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Staff expertise: You will be learning from experienced practitioners in f orensic, counselling, and clinical psychology, as well as published experts in the fields of c yber, health, occupational, and ...

Creative Futures on Show: University of Wolverhampton Degree Exhibition Celebrates Emerging Talent University of Wolverhampton welcomes over 1,000 students to annual SciFest Can an algae by-product be ...

The MA in Education offers a strong foundation for careers in a range of educational settings, both public and private, in the UK or abroad. The course is designed for ‘Highly skilled Education ...

This module will combine the fundamental principles of the English Legal System with the substantive subject content of the Criminal Law. This will include but is not confined to the consideration of ...

Creative Futures on Show: University of Wolverhampton Degree Exhibition Celebrates Emerging Talent ...

The University of Wolverhampton is proud to announce a major step forward in sustainable technology with the development of Green Loops, an AI-powered recycling innovation that has been recognised as ...

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The University of Wolverhampton, in partnership with the OpenBright Foundation, has launched a one-time, fully funded scholarship opportunity designed to support women pursuing doctoral research in ...

The DigiSpinWM pilot, funded by Research England and a collaboration between the Universities of Wolverhampton, Coventry, and Birmingham City, hit its 6-month milestone. It's successfully accelerating ...

The Sports Coaching foundation degree will be launched this September, and expressions of interest are now being taken. Click here for details.

New research from the University of Wolverhampton's Faculty of Education, Health and Wellbeing is spotlighting a surprising, yet effective, intervention for reducing youth violence: combat sports.