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Edge Hill University wins top award for best moving in experience

Edge Hill has won Best Moving in Experience for the third consecutive year in the Global Student Living Awards.

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Edge Hill University recognised by Government for pivotal role in improving workforce skills

Edge Hill University has been recognised in the UK Government’s Post-16 Education and Skills White Paper for its leading role in addressing workforce challenges in Further Education (FE).

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News in Brief – Friday 17 October 2025

Here you’ll find a round-up of the latest news from Edge Hill University.

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Take your place at Edge Hill

Congratulations on your offer from Edge Hill, your future starts here so it’s time to celebrate! You’re one step closer to joining a vibrant, supportive community where you’ll be inspired to achieve your ambitions.

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Major NIHR investment in clinical academic leaders to tackle biggest health challenges

Edge Hill University has secured a major national investment to develop professionals who will lead the fight against some of the UK’s most pressing health challenges.

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RuPaul’s Drag Race: how mainstream drag is losing its political, activist and community focus

In a new article for The Conversation, Social Sciences Professor Chris Greenough discusses how the competition format is drifting away from its activism and political roots.

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World Champion boxer praises University’s outstanding sports facilities

Former world champion boxer Tony Bellew has heaped praise on Edge Hill University’s state-of-the-art sports facilities during a recent visit to the Ormskirk campus.

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NIHR funds Edge Hill’s digital mental health initiative for children

On World Mental Health Day, Edge Hill University is proud to announce it has been awarded significant funding from the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to develop e-Arts-for-the-Blues, a first of its kind digital creative therapy platform for children referred to mental health services.

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Why study a PGCE or Further Education Diploma?

If you’re considering studying a PGCE or PGDE but are unsure whether it is right for you, we’ve put together this useful guide to show you the benefits.

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Could climate anxiety be a form of pre-traumatic stress disorder? A psychologist explains the research

In a new article for The Conversation Psychology Professor Geoff Beattie discusses how climate anxiety could be a form of pre-traumatic stress disorder.

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Former professional boxer Tony Bellew is star guest on Edge Hill’s new podcast

World famous former professional boxer Tony Bellew will feature on the next episode of Edge Hill University’s new podcast to mark World Mental Health Day.

Student Jessica Ainscough sat around a table with two staff from her placement.

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Building futures through real-life experiences: The Business School

We know you want more than just an academic qualification. You want to graduate with real-life work experience that you can show future employers.

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