A University Centre Myerscough veterinary nursing graduate is looking forward to a promising career after being recognised for the quality of her studies.
A member of Myerscough College’s farriery team has been named as the new President of the British Farriers and Blacksmiths Association.
This week is Tomorrow’s Engineers Week, an initiative aiming to show young people the vital importance of engineering careers, and provide information about how to become an engineer in the future.
A University Centre Myerscough graduate is aiming to be become one of just four specialists worldwide to hold a doctorate in farriery science.
A Myerscough College farriery tutor is working in India, on a project aimed at improving the lives of working horses, donkeys and mules from across the world.
At the end of National Apprenticeship Week, we look back an amazing year for Myerscough College’s apprentices and work-based learners, as they continue to earn national recognition for the quality of…
