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He was director of the Master of Public Policy programme between 2013 and 2016, and has helped to develop work shadowing and work-based placements in the School of Social and Political Science, where he was School Quality Assurance Director between 2017 and 2019.
This has manifest itself in a number of design and teaching projects, the most significant of which won The Guardian University Award for Employability in 2013. Next steps: Find out more about ‘Graphic Design in a Box’ including a video featuring student Hannah Hawkesley talking about the project on the ECA website.
This has manifest itself in a number of design and teaching projects, the most significant of which won The Guardian University Award for Employability in 2013. Since that time she has maintained her professional practice and developed her research in the field of education. Jun 7, 2018
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