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Psychology may be a relatively young science, however it is one of the most popular topics of study in universities around the world. In order to understand human behavior, one must study psychology. This science explores the inner workings of the human mind, and how it affects our actions. It is a fascinating area of study that can offer many insights into what makes us who we are. In this blog post, we will explore this academic field and why you should choose to study it.

Kinesiology combines the study of biology and physiology with the study of human movement. This combination makes kinesiology an extremely versatile field to major in, which can lead to careers in everything from sports medicine to physical therapy to research. In this blog post, we'll discuss what kinesiology is, some of the things you can expect from a kinesiology degree program, as well as what kind of job opportunities are available for graduates.

Images of attacks on Ukrainian cities have shocked the world for over a month now. A children’s hospital, an art school, a public square, an opera house, and residential areas have been some of the targets of the attacks that started when Russia's invasion of the country started on the 24th of February. Since then, volunteers from across Europe and other countries have traveled to Ukraine to help emergency response teams attend to the victims of the military conflict. Nurses and other medical practitioners are among the nearly 20,000 volunteers who have left their ordinary lives to serve in Ukraine. Read more about what medical students are doing to ease the effects of the conflict and what you can do to help…

Medical school is one of the most strenuous endeavors a student can undertake. However, at the end of the four years of schooling, it’s important to think about and be prepared for what comes next. Here’s how you can get hired after medical school, and the steps to take to find a great job.

Medical school is tough for everyone. However, the last few cohorts of medical students have had it harder than most. The outbreak of COVID-19 forced many of them to deal with the kind of pressure that would shake experienced physicians. Moreover, lockdowns and other measures meant some parts of their course were put on hold, adding even more time to what is already a very long and hard journey. Thankfully, the recent news concerning the Omicron variant suggests a way out of the pandemic. Still, those on the front line have a rough few months ahead. What's more, the fallout of the last few years has raised new challenges and opportunities for medical students. So here's a news round-up of how medical students are dealing with Omicron...

The urgent need to improve healthcare quality and access, combined with the steady growth of the healthcare industry, has put the demand for workers in the field at an all-time high. While doctors, nurses, and other practitioners are usually at the forefront of the medical field, healthcare management and administration professionals are also vital members of the health sector. Read on to learn about the benefits of pursuing a degree in healthcare administration.

Dr. Mat Daniel is a paediatric ear, nose, and throat specialist with over 28 years of medical experience. In addition to his clinical roles, Mat also helps other doctors and medical students map out their career paths. We caught up with Mat to talk about his own experience as a medical student and what it takes to become a successful medical professional. He also shared his best pieces of advice for those thinking about a career in medicine.

In the last year and a half, the world has changed dramatically. As a result, professionals may be exploring new opportunities for graduate education and advancing their careers in the healthcare industry. Healthcare is a rapidly growing field, creating opportunities for stable careers with impact.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we learn forever. The rapid adoption of online learning during the pandemic lockdowns is set to be a huge part of the new normal, ushering in a new and inclusive approach to higher learning. Now, with nothing more than a laptop and decent wifi connection, individuals with the right skills or enough ambition can enroll in courses that can change their careers and lives for the better. So if you're a working healthcare professional who's ready to take the next step up, here's how you can juggle your job while studying part-time with the University of Glasgow - a university leading the way in online healthcare education.

COVID has affected nearly every aspect of society, including both higher education and medicine. At the crossroads of the two is medical school. If you’re a current medical school student or thinking of going to medical school someday, you may be wondering about the impact of the pandemic on medical school. Here’s a closer look at recent news on the topic.

If there’s one thing that became obvious during the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s a significant need for more healthcare professionals. Nurses took a big hit during the pandemic, but their heroic efforts didn’t go unnoticed. This has led to a surge in nursing school applications. Here’s a round-up of information regarding COVID-19 and the increase in applications for studying nursing.