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20 November 2020
Welcome to our Peterborough campus, the baby of the bunch. If you didn’t know about our Peterborough campus, it's home to a lot of our healthcare courses at the moment - although we are opening ARU Peterborough in 2022 which will offer an even wider range of courses. Read more…
24 November 2020
Students on our Accelerated Primary Education Studies course are busy preparing for interviews to start initial teacher education courses. Read more…
20 November 2020
While studying for my Child Nursing degree I spent eight weeks on a placement at a children’s hospice. I wanted to share my experience with future nursing students so you know what to expect as you move through different parts of your nursing journey. Read more…
9 November 2020
It has always been apparent to me that I want to pursue a career that enables me to make a positive impact on someone else’s life. Before applying to university, I knew that I wanted to be a nurse. However, I had a tough decision to make as to which branch of nursing to choose. 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…
9 October 2020
Midwifery student Freya talks about starting her degree at ARU during COVID-19, and her thoughts and feelings after her first week as a university student. Read more…
9 October 2020
The UCAS deadline for medical schools in the UK is mid-October and after that, applicants across the country will be awaiting interview offers. How do you play the waiting game? Read more…
25 September 2020
Nursing is the best career - yes I’m extremely biased, but it is! It's vital that you make time for yourself and take care of yourself, though. Here are some ways you can do that. Read more…
16 September 2020
Tiffany, who is studying Adult Nursing in Peterborough, writes about her experience as a student nurse during the pandemic and her feelings around returning to placements. Read more…
27 July 2020
Hi, I'm John, and I'm the Course Leader for the Accelerated BA (Hons) Primary Education Studies in Cambridge. Read more…
8 July 2020
If you're studying for our Accelerated Primary Education Studies degree, volunteering in a primary school is an ideal way to practice your new skills. Course leader John Parkin offers his advice for finding volunteer work. Read more…
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