Goggles, petri dishes and white lab coats. You’d be forgiven for thinking of a scientist. Whilst yes, it’s true, many scientists do spend much of their time in labs conducting important research and analysing data, there is so much more …
If you’re lucky enough to know science is the career path for you, then a specialist qualification is a great starting point. You’ll have the opportunity to explore key subject areas including, biology, physics and chemistry, so you can progress …
Studied: GCSE Biology. Chemistry and Physics and Access to Science Progression: Biomedical Science degree at Aston University After 15 years of working in marketing, Julie Edge decided to try something completely different. Working towards a career as a virology specialist …
A Science student at Walsall College was awarded the ‘Science Student of the Year’ award for her success and achievements in face of challenges. Pre-register to our Open Day Bonnie Rhodes was presented the award by Andrew Parsons, Chief Superintendant of …
Walsall College Health and Social Care students gained an in-depth understanding of human anatomy and physiology, when Anatomy Lab LIVE hosted its VIVIT experience – a live post-mortem and dissection event – that was organised by the College’s Aspire to HE. Anatomy Lab …