Turning passion into profession: Fin’s Veterinary Physiotherapy journey
Have you ever had a passion for something, but not known where it could take you? Sometimes, finding the right career is about discovering w …
Posted 24 August

"From the very start, there was collaboration across the engineering courses. We were encouraged to work together to solve real-world challenges, which gave us the kind of experience that’s genuinely useful."
- says Bronte Latham, a former ÁÕÀÅÊÓÆµ Adams Mechanical Engineering student, now working as a Construction Engineering Graduate, supporting the remediation and clean-up of nuclear and non-nuclear facilities at Sellafield- Europe's largest nuclear decommissioning and waste management project
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