The reality of training assistance dogs will be explored in a free public lecture series at Reaseheath College and University Centre in Nantwich.
“Paws and Perception: Myths and Realities in Assistance Dog Training” will be delivered by canine behaviour specialist Niamh MacLoughlin.
Nantwich-based University Centre Reaseheath has been ranked among the best for teaching and student support in the National Student Survey (NSS).
It was named as one of the highest-performing land-based higher education providers in the country, with students praising the quality of teaching, academic support, and learning resources.
University Centre Reaseheath is hosting its first open day of 2025 this Saturday January 18.
The Nantwich-based institution offers degrees and professional certificates for careers in agriculture, canine behaviour, veterinary nursing, environmental conservation, food science, zoology among others.
The University Centre Reaseheath’s new public lecture series started with a mouth-watering event by marine expert Donovan Lewis.
His lecture “My Life with Sharks” launched the new series of talks being held by the Nantwich college over the next six months.
Nearly 150 graduates from University Centre Reaseheath in Nantwich gathered with their peers from the University of Chester for a graduation ceremony.
The event, set against the backdrop of Chester Cathedral, marked a milestone in the recent graduates’ academic and professional journeys.
The University Centre Reaseheath in Nantwich has forged a new path in veterinary training.
It has become the first institution to develop a new exam on the use of a cutting-edge device that improves pet safety during anaesthesia.
Successful graduates from University Centre Reaseheath have celebrated gaining their degrees at a graduation ceremony at St Mary’s Church, Nantwich.
Watched by families and employers and applauded by passers-by, the graduates marked the completion of degrees in agriculture, business and events management, countryside conservation, equine science, food science and horticulture.
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