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Podiatry success: from student to Senior Lecturer at 25 years old

Author Louise Stansfield Date June 21, 2017
At only 25, our very own University of Brighton, Podiatry BSc (Hons) graduate, Dao...
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Are going to taster days worth it? What about one in podiatry?!

Author Louise Stansfield Date March 22, 2017
Last Thursday, a group of 6th form students from West Sussex, visited University of Brighton...
Tagged 6th Formers, BSc (Hons) Podiatry, Careers in Podiatry, Podiatry Taster, Practice Placement, University of Brighton, What happens at a podiatry taster?, What is a podiatry taster?, What is podiatry? | Leave a comment |
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