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At Chester, students take centre stage. Everything is geared up to deliver a purposeful student experience. Students from diverse backgrounds are supported to succeed and empowered to act as engaged citizens, working to contribute to their community. Chester students take control of their future, getting involved inside and outside the classroom, developing digital skills, expertise and connections to graduate ready to play a valuable role in an ever-changing society.

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Chester’s building on the success of last year to ensure that teaching, socialising and all the opportunities it offers can be provided safely and effectively. It plans to deliver in-person, socially distanced teaching from September onwards, while continuing its Chester Blend learning approach. The Chester Blend combines interactive online content, alongside in-person teaching, offering students the best of both worlds. The uni is guided by scientific advice, best practice, and listening to its students.

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