The language of scrub
1 September 2021
Oh my goodness my head is spinning! What they forget to tell you when you move into scrub is that you need to learn a completely new language: the language of surgical instruments. Read more…
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1 September 2021
Oh my goodness my head is spinning! What they forget to tell you when you move into scrub is that you need to learn a completely new language: the language of surgical instruments. Read more…
20 August 2021
This week has been my final week in placement and the final year of being a first-year student, I can’t believe how quickly the year has gone. It seems like only a few months ago that I was researching university courses and putting my UCAS application in for ARU – just scary! Anyway… Read more…
2 July 2021
MSc Public Health student Divya has recently studied a module on epidemiology and biostatistics. In this blog, she explains what these fields are and how the module has been taught effectively. Read more…
14 June 2021
Starting university can be an extremely nerve wracking time for everyone, and for nursing students, something even more nerve wracking is starting a new placement! I had no clue what to expect before starting this new career path… Read more…
27 April 2021
When starting any undergraduate course, no matter how long, the task of writing your final year Major Project is something students always dread. What topic to write about is always the main issue students struggle with, which is understandable. There is a lot of pressure… Read more…
22 April 2021
When I applied to ARU I didn’t know much about study skills support, I kind of knew it existed but I didn’t realise just how much help there is available, or how useful it would be to me. So, I thought I would dedicate a blog just to study skills and share my experience of it…. Read more…
24 March 2021
Biology was always the subject that resonated most with Emily at school, and for many years her heart was set on becoming a doctor. But would medicine be the right choice for her - or would a brand-new degree, Medical Science, prove to be the perfect fit? Read more…
6 November 2020
‘Health’ related roles are many and varied. Without even including GP related data, the NHS alone employed 1,168,406 full time equivalent roles in June this year (73,000 more than in 2019) across Trusts and CCGs. But of course… Read more…
7 July 2019
Going to university with a disability can be extremely daunting, but ARU gave me all the support that I needed to allow me to achieve my best, despite having a disability. Read more…
3 June 2019
25% of adults and 10% of children suffer a mental health illness according to the National Health Service (NHS) and the mental health awareness week in the UK takes place in May. Personally, I never fully understood the definition of health as given by the World Health Organization (WHO), until now… Read more…
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