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ALT Graphic banner with a dark blue background featuring bold white text that reads "Open University in Scotland" above larger bold white text that reads "Job Vacancies". On the left side, there is a vertical stack of cyan curved triangular shapes. On the right side is the white shield logo and text for "The Open University Scotland".

ALT Promotional graphic for the South of Scotland Dark Sky Festival featuring headshots of the three Open University event speakers on the left: Dr Emma Johanna Puranen, Dr Mark Fox-Powell, and Dr Velislava Ilieva. On the right, against a dark navy background, is an illustration of a starry night sky over mountain silhouettes with the text "DARK SKY FESTIVAL SOUTH OF SCOTLAND" and The Open University in Scotland logo in the top right corner.

ALT Quote card featuring Zara Mahon, an OU in Scotland Student. On the right, against a dark blue background with large quotation mark icons and The Open University in Scotland logo, text reads "My OU tutor pushed for a dyslexia diagnosis for me and that was a game changer... I feel part of a community. I'm a graduate. I feel seen."

ALT Quote card featuring Alana Taylor, an OU in Scotland Student. Quotation mark icons and The Open University in Scotland logo, followed by her quote: "I dropped out of school aged 16 as I am autistic and struggled with the school environment... the OU let me gain qualifications while also focusing on my mental health and my autism."

ALT Quote card featuring Catriona Anderson, an OU in Scotland Graduate. On the left, Catriona wears black graduation robes and glasses, smiling at the camera. On the right, against a dark blue background with large teal quotation mark icons and The Open University in Scotland logo, the quote reads: "Through the OU I was able to be diagnosed with dyslexia and a processing disorder... loads of people think that university isn’t for them, but the OU in Scotland makes it accessible."













