The two-year national leadership programme trains outstanding graduates to become Police Officers. Its mission is to transform communities, reduce crime and increase the public鈥檚 confidence in policing.
Louise said: 'The recruitment process was very difficult but to be successful was one of the most exhilarating experiences of my life.'
Reflecting on her time studying, Louise says that university has changed her life in more ways than one.
'Being at university has helped me in all aspects of my life. My children have a more confident, happy mum who is showing them that they can do anything if they put their minds to it. You鈥檙e not just defined by the roles you have had previously,' Louise explained.
University has provided me with the support and confidence to be a better version of myself.
'My daughter wants to be just like me when she grows up and she can鈥檛 wait to see me graduate.'
For Louise, her experiences and the people she has met along the way have been the highlight of her time at university.
She added: 'I welcomed every opportunity that came my way and engaged with everything that I could while I was at university.
'I have made some wonderful contacts and friends for life through volunteering, along with professional friends who helped me complete my dissertation.
'University has provided me with the support and confidence to be a better version of myself.'