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Malaysia Welcome Home event 2019

Alumni were able to offer professional help and advice to new graduates about to forge their own careers, sharing their own experience and industry insider tips. Graduates were also introduced to the kind of events held throughout the year by the UHAAM (University of Hertfordshire Alumni Association of Malaysia) and their committee of fantastic volunteers.

Guests also enjoyed a fantastic buffet and formed teams for our annual UH quiz, with a coveted UH hoodie prize for the best team!

If you would like to join the UHAAM, please email us or Indrani Kuppusamy, University of Hertfordshire Kuala Lumpur Office on i.kuppusamy@herts.ac.uk

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Launch of new Hertfordshire Sports Village clinic to help ‘long COVID’ sufferers

Launch of new Hertfordshire Sports Village clinic to help ‘long COVID’ sufferers

A new clinic has opened today (12 April) at the Hertfordshire Sports Village (HSV), University of Hertfordshire, to help those suffering with the long-term effects of COVID-19....

12 April 2021

New study to explore the holiday experiences of children with autism and their families

New study to explore the holiday experiences of children with autism and their families

A new study led by the University of Hertfordshire has been launched to investigate the holiday experiences of children with autism and their families, to help the tourism industry make holidays more accessible. The research team is now looking for families to take part in an online survey....

7 April 2021

Universities to play a vital role in UK’s pandemic recovery

Universities to play a vital role in UK’s pandemic recovery

A new campaign launched by the University Alliance group, in which the University of Hertfordshire is a part of, is highlighting how universities will help power a national, economic, social and cultural recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic....

1 April 2021

University of Hertfordshire’s contribution to local growth and regeneration recognised in Research England’s Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF)

University of Hertfordshire’s contribution to local growth and regeneration recognised in Research England’s Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF)

The University of Hertfordshire has been recognised for the diverse contribution it makes to local growth and regeneration, the quality of its research partnerships and its work with the public and third sector via Research England’s Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF)....

31 March 2021

The University of Hertfordshire’s partner CIEA launches teacher assessment support programme for 2021 student qualifications in Northern Ireland

The University of Hertfordshire’s partner CIEA launches teacher assessment support programme for 2021 student qualifications in Northern Ireland

The University of Hertfordshire and it’s partner the Chartered Institute of Educational Assessors (CIEA) are working in partnership with the Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) to offer schools and colleges in Northern Ireland support to help prepare over 700 teachers and lecturers for their role in determining...

30 March 2021

University of Hertfordshire leads study to empower people with learning disabilities to give COVID-19 vaccine consent

University of Hertfordshire leads study to empower people with learning disabilities to give COVID-19 vaccine consent

The University of Hertfordshire is leading a Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Foundation funded study to create and evaluate a visual resource to help people with intellectual and/or learning disabilities give their consent to having the COVID-19 vaccine....

11 March 2021

University of Hertfordshire research team explores impact of exercise in treating depression in teenagers

University of Hertfordshire research team explores impact of exercise in treating depression in teenagers

A research team led by the University of Hertfordshire has won a £2.27 million contract from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) to investigate if exercise is a beneficial treatment for mild to moderate depression in young people aged 13 - 17....

10 March 2021

Lockdown leads to widespread use of image and performance enhancing drugs, Herts researchers find

Lockdown leads to widespread use of image and performance enhancing drugs, Herts researchers find

20% of people have used image and performance enhancing drugs (IPEDs) during the COVID-19 pandemic – rising to 32% in the UK, an international study led by the University of Hertfordshire has found. Researchers say this trend is being worsened by ‘fitspirational’ posts on social media pressuring people to achieve the ‘perfect body’....

10 March 2021

University of Hertfordshire retains its HR Excellence in Research Award for 10th year

University of Hertfordshire retains its HR Excellence in Research Award for 10th year

The University of Hertfordshire has recently been announced as one of seven UK universities that have retained the HR Excellence in Research Award after their eight- and 10-year reviews. There are currently 100 Vitae UK member institutions with the Award....

9 March 2021

University of Hertfordshire’s SPECS becomes members of the international CDIO initiative

University of Hertfordshire’s SPECS becomes members of the international CDIO initiative

The University of Hertfordshire’s School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science (SPECS) have been accepted as members of the worldwide CDIO Initiative....

5 March 2021

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