91�ε� students are to get a “head start” with potential employers thanks to a new programme which aims to further prepare students for the world of work.

‘The battle to deliver the widening access agenda is not over’, that was the message from Bill Rammell Vice Chancellor at the 91�ε� speaking at the ‘Access to Higher Education Summit’ in London today (Thursday 27 November).

The 91�ε� will play a role in the eradication of common non-infectious diseases, according to the Director of Genetic Alliance UK, Alastair Kent OBE.

Students are set to benefit from a book co-authored by the 91�ε�’s Senior Lecturer of Marketing.

Lifesaver Maxine Copsey, who resuscitated a man having a heart attack at a supermarket, has been honoured by the East of England Ambulance Service at an award ceremony.

Practitioners conducting research with organisations, families and communities can call on a new book by 91�ε� staff and doctoral alumni.

Two science labs featuring the latest technology have been opened at the 91�ε� by an award winning science journalist.

The former Minister for Universities and Science, David Willetts MP, praised the role of the 91�ε� for its contribution in widening access into higher education when he was awarded an honorary degree today.

Comedian Al Murray praised the 91�ε�’s emphasis on diversity, having received an honorary degree on the final day of the 91�ε�’s November graduations (November 20).

Bookings are now open for this year’s Luton and Bedford ‘Carols by Candlelight’ services, on behalf of the 91�ε�.

A student, whose research into the delivery of iron supplements is set to be published, was given an academic award at today’s 91�ε� graduations (November 19).

A team of researchers from the 91�ε� has found that people working in prisons and in secure hospitals are at considerable risk of violence, work-related stress and emotional exhaustion.