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  • Senior Lecturer / Programme Manager (Health and Social Care) at the University of Sunderland in London, Dr Patrick Igulot

    Social Care in Uganda

    A Senior Lecturer and Programme Leader at the University of Sunderland in London is leading a team of consultants working with the government of Uganda on their social care system. Dr Patrick Igulot, an expert in the industry and head of the University’s health and social care courses, is running the ‘Developing the Operational Framework for Social Care and Support System for Uganda.’

  • Madhini Sivasubramanian Senior Lecturer (PG Health)

    APHEA accreditation for MSc Public Health

    We are excited to announce that the curriculum of our MSc Public Health course has been awarded accreditation by the Agency for Public Health Education Accreditation (APHEA). The University of Sunderland in London’s Madhini Sivasubramanian, tells us more.

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    How to answer ‘Tell me about yourself’ questions

    There are few more common questions in a job interview than ‘tell me about yourself’. Although it might sound easy, who knows you better than you after all, what you say can set the tone for the rest of the conversation.

  1. Lecturer in Tourism, Hospitality and Events at the University of Sunderland in London, Fotios Vasileiou

    Royal Geographical Society and ‘peripatetic learning’

    The annual International Conference of the Royal Geographical Society (RGS) took place this month in their Kensington offices, London. Our lecturer in Events and Entertainment, Fotios Vasileiou took part in the event, presenting his research on ‘emotional geography in higher education’.

  2. Someone writing

    Assignment writing tools

    University students write assignments. It’s one of the things most people know to expect when they apply to study. But despite that knowledge, it can be a big jump to go from whatever you were doing before, whether that’s school, working for thirty years or raising a family, straight into writing 1,

  3. Students in a class

    Improving your numeracy skills

    Numeracy is essential in almost any workplace. Whether you consider yourself a maths wiz or the idea of a spreadsheet gives you a cold sweat, you can learn the skills you'll need to make yourself a top candidate for your dream job.

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    Arthritis

    As a student, there are many things you need to think about when it comes to your wellbeing. Poor health impacts your ability to study and enjoy your time at the University of Sunderland in London. This week, the Health and Wellbeing team are talking about an area that affects over 10 million people

  5. Students outside Big Ben

    World Tourism Day 2021

    For over 40 years the countries represented by the United Nations have been celebrating World Tourism Day on this date. Aimed at marking the impact of the industry on everything from the economy to culture, it’s an opportunity for all of us to talk about the sites and attractions we love.

  6. External shot of the Harbour Exchange building and logo

    Welcome to Harbour Exchange

    The University of Sunderland in London is delighted to be expanding our community of dedicated students and staff. As previously announced, we’ve grown our campus to include Harbour Exchange building 4, just across the road from our main Marsh Wall location.

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How to answer the ‘why do you want this job?’ question

You’ve been shortlisted for a job, congratulations! Now it’s time to prepare for the most common next step – the interview. There are plenty of questions you could be asked at this stage in the application process, but the truth is there are few that almost always come up.

London on a student budget

London is, without a doubt, one of the best places in the world to study. With easy access to some of the country’s most amazing museums, restaurants, theatres and other attractions, there is so much on your doorstep. But it can sometimes feel like those experiences are out of reach when you’re trying to live on a student budget.

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