Breaking into Sports Journalism
From our summer-issued Employability magazine, Damian Meaden took a closer look at breaking into Sports journalism.
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Winston Churchill: Hero or Villain?
Zach Sharif discusses the legacy of Winston Churchill in a context other than war.
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Sport Might Have Too Much Money – But It Underpins the Employment Sector
Damian Meaden on the economic and employability effect of Sport generally.
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How The Paralympic Games Have Developed Over The Years
Damian Meaden traces the history of the Paralympic Games to how we know them today.
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Building A Spectacular STEM CV
Three steps to securing that job with GSK…
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The UK: Save Our Bacon… Or Maybe Not
Steven Dibben explores how the UK can assist in efforts to protect the environments of the world, amid ever-increasing concerns about climate change and global warming.
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Sport and the Problem of ‘Lad Culture’
Ivan Morris Poxton discusses the prevalence of ‘lad culture’ within university sports, from our Sexual Consent Awareness magazine.
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Islamophobia: A Myth?
Deputy Editor Zach Sharif discusses the extent to which Islamophobia in the media is responsible for provoking discrimination, racism, and hate crime in UK society.
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My Experience of Postgraduate Study Abroad
Akshada Rawat shares the benefits of continuing her studies in the UK rather than her home country of India.
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Do ‘Mickey Mouse Degrees’ Really Exist?
Charlotte Colombo argues the case for less vocationally-oriented degrees.
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