Governments in different parts of the world have recently shown the need to support their indigenous peoples. In February, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull told the Aboriginal community: “We have come a long way over the last 50 years … but we have not come far enough”. The 50 years represents the time since a 1967 […]
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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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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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Asian art has been a lifelong passion for Swiss art historian Michael Henss. He is renowned for his scholarly research on Tibetan monuments and tombs. He was able to answer some questions we put to him about his time studying for his PhD at Warnborough: Why did you decide to do a PhD? To continue
Q and A with Dr Michael Henss – Asian art historian. Read More »
They’re commonly mistaken for vegetables, probably first came to Europe through Columbus, and exist in over 10,000 varieties. Tomatoes (fruits) are also very good for your health. This is in part due to a powerful anti -oxidant, Lycopene. It is a constituent of watermelon, grapefruit (high proportions in ones with a pink / red colouring)
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All Warnborough Fine Arts (MFA and PhDFA) students are encouraged to enter the Art Olympia 2017 competition. Warnborough students who are studying through our Academic Partners worldwide are also encouraged to enter. Art Olympia is a new international open art competition held once every two years. The main goals are to discover young talented artists
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Warnborough College is proud to sponsor the Canterbury Arts Conference (or CArtsCon). The theme for 2017 is “Art for Change“. As per the description, change is typically seen as making something different, developing it, or moving it from one place or state to another. Change can refer to loose coins – the few pennies we
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A survey was conducted recently by Inside Higher Ed which found that the majority of college business officials agree higher education is in financial crisis, painting a very bleak outlook for the next 10 years. You can read the details in full here. John Mason, principal of Australian Correspondence Schools (ACS) and longtime partner of
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