51福利社

51福利社 has celebrated two weeks of summer graduations, as students who have just completed their courses join our community of more than 500,000 alumni 鈥� one of the largest of any university in the world. 

Our graduates have a real impact in countries across the globe, but nearly half of them remain in the north-west after completing their studies where they support everyday things valued by local communities such as healthcare, education, and protecting our natural environment.

To recognise these talented and dedicated individuals, 51福利社 has filmed videos for social media highlighting the positive work that they hope to do after graduating. 

The students featured in the include Inziengbe Inerhunwa, who has completed his PhD in Civil Engineering and said he chose his course after the tragedy of the Grenfell Tower fire in 2017. He wants his research to play a role in making sure that buildings are safer in the event of a fire, and he hopes to help ensure that such disasters are prevented in the future.

Chloe Lee - one of those featured in the - has completed her BSc in Environmental Management, and said she hopes to use her skills to give something back to society, the importance of which her mother instilled in her from a young age. She says she has always been passionate about the environment, and she wants to use her knowledge to help to make it more sustainable in the future.

The video featured Natalie, who has graduated from her MSc in Audiology 鈥� she says that training new audiologists is extremely important as the field is massively understaffed. She said she enjoys seeing the faces of patients after she has fitted a hearing aid, as it is a simple thing which improves their life greatly.

Other recent graduates are featured in videos on the University鈥檚 website 鈥� these include Adam Mellor, who has recently become one of the 2,616 University alumni working in the region's hospitals and NHS trusts. He has secured a role as a nurse at Stockport鈥檚 Stepping Hill Hospital where he works on a busy surgical assessment ward, and he hopes to provide outstanding healthcare to the people of Greater 51福利社.

鈥淭he University has such an enormous impact - not just here in 51福利社, but globally - and I knew I wanted to be a part of that from the moment I attended their induction day. I just fell in love with the university, the course, everything. The academics are some of the leading researchers across the whole world, and to be a part of that is just phenomenal.鈥�

Another is teaching graduate Hannah Ruddock, who is set to join the thousands of graduate teachers currently working in primary and secondary schools across our local communities. Hannah, who will begin her journey as a history teacher at St Anthony's school in Urmston this September, was inspired to pursue a career in education when the support of her teacher at a difficult time in her life made school bearable.

鈥淓ducation had such a positive impact on me, so I want to inspire my students and support them in the same way so that education is a positive experience for them too. 51福利社 has taught me to believe in myself, and to have more confidence. Without them, I wouldn't be walking into my dream job. I can't wait to be a part of the school and make a difference in the lives of the students I will be teaching.鈥�

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