Bakery graduate comes full circle at Reaseheath.
Once a shy 16-year-old student, Lili Dufley has come a long way since first joining Reaseheath. After running her own bakery business and completing her degree, she has returned to the college as a lecturer, bringing her industry experience and passion for bakery science into the classroom.
Turning a passion for wildlife into award-winning research
Rob Newton’s passion for wildlife has led to award-winning research into whether conservation campaigns inspire people to take action. His dissertation earned him Reaseheath’s Dean’s Award for Outstanding Achievement in Undergraduate Research, recognising work described by his lecturer as being of publishable standard.
Animal lover celebrates graduation and Dean’s Award success
Animal lover Gabrielle Parr is celebrating graduation with outstanding academic results and a Dean’s Award, recognising her hard work, determination and achievements in Animal Management.
Reaseheath graduate shines a light on compassion fatigue in vet nursing
Jessica Capel has graduated from Reaseheath with first-class honours in veterinary nursing. Her dissertation explored compassion fatigue, highlighting the emotional pressures facing veterinary nurses and the importance of supporting those working in the profession.
Reaseheath Veterinary Nursing graduates celebrate at Chester
Reaseheath College and University Centre’s Veterinary Nursing graduates have celebrated a major professional milestone at Chester Cathedral, making their declaration with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.
Reaseheath graduation 2026 celebrates student success
Reaseheath College and University Centre graduates celebrated their academic achievements at Chester Cathedral, with three students receiving prestigious Dean’s Awards for outstanding research, academic excellence and personal progression. The ceremony marked a proud milestone for graduates as they prepare for the next chapter in their careers and professional journeys.
Why hyaenas deserve better – free Reaseheath Public Lecture
Often portrayed as villains of the animal kingdom, hyaenas are intelligent, resourceful and vital to healthy ecosystems. Join Reaseheath Lecturer in Conservation Biology Sarah Curtis for a fascinating free public lecture exploring the science, folklore and surprising behaviours of these misunderstood animals. The lecture takes place on November 11, with in-person and online attendance available.
New master’s course explores the complex relationship between people and animals
From animal welfare to wildlife conservation, Reaseheath’s MSc Human-Animal Studies explores the complex relationships between people and animals, and how understanding these connections can help address real-world challenges.
Microplastics found in dogs – but what does it mean for our pets?
Reaseheath lecturer Paige McCormack has found microplastics in samples from pet and police dogs, raising new questions about how our dogs are exposed and what owners can do to reduce plastic exposure.
A little patience pays off for Reaseheath wildlife photographer
A little patience has paid off for Reaseheath Wildlife Conservation and Ecology student Finley Gerrard Coxon, whose photograph of a field vole has been selected for Cheshire Wildlife Trust’s 2027 calendar.