Join student and staff bloggers from across our University for a behind-the-scenes look at life at ARU.
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28 November 2019
The word 'accelerated' can be daunting, so I would like to show you what an average week is like on the new two-year Primary Education Studies degree. I’m a mother of two, so my weeks can get busy... but it’s all manageable! Read more…
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26 November 2019
As part of my degree, I've had the option to do a placement year and work on a real-life engineering project. It's helped boost my skills and my confidence. Read more…
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22 October 2019
As an Early Childhood Studies graduate I knew I wanted to work in teaching or education - but what was the right path for me? Studying a Masters has helped me to define my future. Read more…
23 January 2020
I started a Masters at ARU in September and, just like that, I've completed my first semester. Here's what it taught me. Read more…
20 January 2020
If you've attended an Open Day or looked at the course page for midwifery, you will have seen that we study a number of modules over three years. Here's my insider's guide to the modules' content. Read more…
17 January 2020
As we reached the end of our first semester (or trimester for those of us on the accelerated degree) I asked my fellow students for the tips they'd give to those starting at uni. Here are our top five. Read more…
17 January 2020
In one trimester, I’ve found that ARU is indeed the place for me. I don’t know how many times I’ve mentioned that I love my course but hey, let's say it again - I absolutely adore it. Read more…
17 January 2020
Studying sociology at ARU has allowed me to see the world in a different perspective, and given me the ability to critically analyse theories and concepts. The modules I study vary, and this semester has had some of my favourite ones. Read more…
14 January 2020
I'm an adult nursing student at ARU and as part of our course, we go on a lot of placements. For my 'elective', I opted to go to the Philippines. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Read more…
14 January 2020
A new year is an opportunity to make positive changes and - love them or loathe them - you may have already been making New Year's resolutions and setting the goals you want to achieve over the next 12 months. Why not include some career goals in that? Read more…
14 January 2020
I’ve been running for about 14 years (although when I say running, I mean jogging at a slow pace) and this year will be taking part in three half-marathons. Read more…
6 January 2020
Being part of a creative process, like putting on a theatre show, can be so much fun. You learn new things, gain memorable experiences and get to create something you can be proud of. Read more…
2 January 2020
2020 has finally arrived! As a final-year midwifery student, my thoughts are turning to what might happen after uni - and my New Year's resolutions reflect that. Read more…
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