Issue 5 Spring 2011
Welcome to the
first edition of
the Noteworthy
e-zine of 2011.
We hope you’ll be interested to read
our news on plans
for a postgraduate
study centre and the report of an upturn
in the graduate jobs market. If you live
near Bedford and you want to keep in shape, you may want to know more
about our new Body Hub facilities.
We also have an inspiring profile of Court Duty Officer Kelly Blake as she talks about the challenges of studying, working and raising a family.
Please also take a look at our events page
to find out how you can still play a part in the life of the University. Computing graduates should head straight for the entry details of this year’s Train2Game Graduate of the Year Award on our scholarships page.
Plus, we would love to hear from you. This
is your e-zine and we want to know where you are, what you’re doing and how you’ve progressed since leaving the University.
Get in touch by visiting the contact us page.
Finally, I’d like to thank the alumni
volunteers who attended the recent University Open Days and helped
with our recruitment campaign.
Maribeth Houlston
Director of Development
& Alumni Relations,
University of Bedfordshire
This is according to the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR), which published the winter edition of its bi-annual survey in January.
The GOYA was established last year by a generous donation from Train2Game, a local Luton company.
