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Early signs of autumn on campus! 🍂 Thanks to rockallmalin [Instagram] for the great photo!

Keele University awarded Ministry of Defence Employer Recognition Scheme

We're proud to announce that we have received a Silver Employer Recognition Scheme award from the Ministry of Defence in recognition of our work to support the armed forces community

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A bank holiday weekend full of blue skies ☀️😍 Thanks to harrywilliamsmx [Twitter] for the stunning photo!

Antibiotic usage associated with increased risk of rheumatoid arthritis

A new study found that the odds of developing rheumatoid arthritis were 60% higher in those exposed to antibiotics than in those not exposed.

WHERE EVEN IS KEELE?

A handy video for our new students to share, that answers the age-old question... 🤔🗺️

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Hands up if this is your favourite tree on campus! 🙋 📷 by rockallmalin [Instagram]

Keele SU Elected Officers Team

Say hi to your new KeeleSU Elected Officers Team! 👋👋 Amy, Mari, Fflur, Leroy and Dan have been elected to work for students here at Keele, to represent their views, campaign for positive change, and continually work to improve the student experience 👏

Keele astronomers discover one of the hottest Jupiter-sized exoplanets

Astronomers at Keele have detected an ‘ultra-hot Jupiter’ recording its temperature as one of the hottest exoplanets of this type ever discovered 🔭

Keele Open Day, August 2019

We've had a wonderful day welcoming thousands of future students to campus! 😊 Clearing places for 2019 are still available, visit keele.ac.uk/clearing or call 01782 733000.

Welcome to Keele

We can't wait to welcome our new students to Keele in September! 🎉 In the meantime, take a look at our Welcome 2019 web pages 🌳🐿️ https://bit.ly/2N6UlbM

Congratulations to Rand Abadi who will be joining Keele’s School of Medicine after achieving two A*s in biology and Arabic, and two As in maths and chemistry! 👏🎉 The Whalley Range High School pupil left war-torn Syria with her family and settled in Manchester just two years ago, coming to the UK with limited English skills. Rand had wanted to study medicine in her home country, but was unable to due to the violent conflict there. But thanks to her hard work she can now pursue her ambition at Keele’s Medical School. Speaking to the Manchester Evening News, Rand said: “I have always thought about doing medicine. In Syria lots of people were getting injured, I want to do my best to help. “I am really excited to start studying medicine, it has been a long journey. “I wouldn’t say my English was bad when I moved but studying in Arabic for my whole life didn’t really help. “A-Levels alone are pretty hard so learning them in another language was difficult.” (Image: Mark Waugh markwaugh.net)

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We can't wait to welcome our new students to Keele! 🎉 Want another look around before you start in September, but can't make our Open Day on Sunday? Our Entrants' Day on Thurs 22 Aug is another opportunity to take a tour of the campus ➡️ https://bit.ly/2H6DyBx