One of those “little devils” that often gets overlooked is the need to construct an effective problem statement. You’ll want ...

There are three key areas your personal statement should cover: Why do you want to study your chosen subject? What relevant skills and knowledge do you already have about this subject? What do you do ...

A personal statement is a short piece of writing that you are usually asked to submit when applying for postgraduate study or research, but you may also be asked for one when applying for jobs or work ...

You must upload a statement that explains your academic interest in, understanding of and academic preparedness for the programme(s) you are applying for. You should also explain the academic ...

Shared decision-making between clinicians and athletes of all ages who have cardiovascular abnormalities and want to participate in competitive sports is essential, according to a new joint scientific ...

Admissions officers don’t have time to read your autobiography, so they ask you to keep your personal statement brief. Most law schools limit you to two double-spaced pages, although some allow three ...

A personal statement is a short piece of writing (47 lines/4000 characters) which you are asked to submit in support of your application to study a PGDE/CE made through UCAS. It is your opportunity to ...

The writing committee says collaborative efforts and patient-level perspective can improve management of pain in this ...