’More South Asian women should become paramedics, like us’
THREE paramedic students are on a mission to encourage more British South Asian women into the profession.
THREE paramedic students are on a mission to encourage more British South Asian women into the profession.
Azhar Ishfaq says he always knew he wanted to be a teacher. He graduated from the University of Bradford with a 2.1 in biomedical science in 2008 and went on to work for a number of local schools.
A bioarchaeology expert from the University of Bradford is poised to discover the secrets of medieval women and children, with new research funded by the university.
The University of Bradford has gained approval by the General Pharmaceutical Council to continue its Pharmacy degree programmes.
Assistant Professor in Biomaterials Chemistry, Maria Katsikogianni is to speak in a global celebration of women in engineering, organised by the World Technology Universities Network (WTUN) and hosted by the University of Bradford.