Ruth Todd had done lot of international travel in her previous job roles, working in the nuclear power industry and in cyber security. When later studying a PhD in The History of Ideas through Warnborough College Ireland, she chose chose to focus on economic racism (see Economic discrimination). Her research took on a global perspective […]
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Marine scientist Michelle Grey graduated with a Bsc in Environmental Science, from Warnborough College. Originally from the USA, she first began a biochemistry course but when life took unexpected turns, she put her degree on the back-burner. Later on, with children at school, Michelle met a new partner from England. After relocating to the UK, she found a
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Are you frequently stressed? Many people come to Yoga as a way to regain balance after hectic working hours and schedules. It has spiritual, mental, emotional and physical aspects and central to it, is breathing. Pranayama (prana = the vital life force) is the traditional term in for controlling breathing. This pretty much means deep
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When Mark Cole embarked on his PhD in the History of Ideas, he decided to look at the 20th Century. A practicing attorney who in the past has taken two Law degrees and two Theology degrees, Mark devoted all his free time to study. Having recently graduated, he talked to us about his experience. What
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Dr Ian Cooper gained a Phd in Epidemiology at Warnborough College, leading to groundbreaking research in the study of Parkinson’s disease. He is currently a lecturer in Chemistry and Physics at Taylor’s College, University of Sydney. Dr Cooper has written a short retrospective review of his doctorate research and about how Warnborough helped him to
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