In this week’s blog, we had a chat with a Sports Therapy graduate to learn more about how she linked the new Neurorehabilitation module on the BSc (Hons) Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation to her new career. Lauren was among the first UHI students to complete this new module and now works successfully in a role directly related to this field.
Our apprentices are supported throughout their journey by our work-based assessors and in this week’s blog, we meet Debbie Duncan.
Melissa decided to return to hairdressing after a break in her learning due to ill health. We had a chat with her to find out how the experience has been.
Horticulture is a very important sector of the Scottish economy, with more than 1,500 businesses and approximately 7,500 employees.
We had a chat with a former Horticulture student to see what he did next after finishing his course at UHI Perth
Studying Music Business at UHI Perth allows you to gain valuable experience, connections, and knowledge in this diverse industry. After a break from education, Dayna decided to return to finish her degree and pursue a career in music publishing. She shared her experience.
After realising that the sector she was working in was no longer suitable for her lifestyle, Katarzyna returned to education to start her journey to a more family-friendly career. She shared her experience with us.
Work based training allows you to work towards a vocational qualification relevant to your employment, so you can learn while you earn and gain a recognised qualification.
Our apprentices are supported throughout their journey by our work-based assessors and in this week’s blog we meet our Early Years assessor, Allison McLeod.
In this week’s blog, we meet a recent graduate who is now pursuing their dream of teaching!
The global pandemic highlighted the vital role of the Hospitality and Food Studies sector, with businesses increasingly seeking skilled staff to support their operations. As one of Scotland’s largest industries, hospitality offers a wide range of rewarding career opportunities. At UHI Perth, we recognise the importance of preparing our students to be work-ready. To achieve this, we maintain strong partnerships with employers across the hospitality sector, ensuring our training aligns with industry needs.
Work based training allows you to work towards a vocational qualification relevant to your employment, so you can learn while you earn and gain a recognised qualification.
Whether you are a young person looking for an apprenticeship, or an employer who is keen to train and develop staff, our business team can guide you.
At UHI Perth, we are fully focused on training the next generation of built environment professionals, enhancing our students’ skills and abilities, preparing learners for employment within the construction industry sector. In this week’s blog, we meet a student who came to college as a more mature learner to do a joinery apprenticeship
285 graduates and award winners were celebrated at the UHI Perth Graduation and Awards Ceremony 2025, held at Perth Concert Hall on Thursday 2 October. Degrees, diplomas, certificates, and awards were presented in recognition of their achievements.
If you are interested in a career that involves working with people in the sports industry, in the maintenance or improvement of their sporting performance, then the BSc (Hons) Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation course at UHI Perth is the right one for you. You will be taught by our expert team of sports therapy and rehabilitation professionals and have access to excellent on-campus sports facilities
We meet a student who is in the final year of this degree, to find out how she has found it.
Early Years and Childcare is a growth industry requiring new and talented people to enter the workforce. At UHI Perth, we offer a range of relevant and registrable qualifications for those wishing to work in this exciting and important sector. We met a student who completed their course alongside their job in a primary school to find out how they found the experience.
Returning to education as a mature student can be daunting, but this week’s blog demonstrates that it can be a life changing experience and something that Kieran wished he had done sooner. He chatted to us about his time.
Work based training allows you to work towards a vocational qualification relevant to your employment, so you can learn while you earn and gain a recognised qualification.
Our apprentices are supported throughout their journey by our work-based assessors and in this week’s blog, we meet one of our newest staff members - Lorraine McMillan.
Are you interested in visual communication and design? Study at UHI Perth and you will become one of the most sought-after professionals in the industry – allowing you to combine your creative thinking with your passion for art, technology, and communication. Our tailored degree programme will give you the opportunity to learn innovative ideas and expand your creative problem-solving skills, as you work on projects with social, economic, and environmental significance.
Having just completed the course, Natasha shares her thoughts on how she found it.
The creative sector continues as a key driver to the local and national economy, contributing richly and fundamentally to cultural identities, so with our help at UHI Perth, you could be on your way to a successful career within one of the most rapidly growing sectors.
The creative economy also contributes to the overall well-being of communities, individual self-esteem and quality of life. This week we met a student who returned to education later in life to fulfil their creative side.
Steady investment and innovation continue to create job opportunities in life sciences (human health) in Scotland, which employed 22,600 people in 2024. And with the sector aiming to grow turnover to more than £10 billion by 2030, skilled individuals are in demand.*
Begin your journey into the highly varied and interesting field of bioscience with our comprehensive introduction to the theoretical and practical aspects of modern sciences. We caught up with a student who has just finished her HNC.
