Faculty:Health, Medicine and Social Care
School:School of Allied Health and Social Care
Course: BSc (Hons) Public Health
Hi! You can call me David. I am from Lithuania, and I study BSc (Hons) Public Health at ARU in Chelmsford.
I chose this course because I have a great passion for disease prevention. Public health allows you to help thousands or millions of people at the same time. It aims to improve and protect population health and life.
I enjoy my studies in the UK and at ARU. I've met wonderful people from different backgrounds and countries and been involved in various activities and societies.
An interesting fact about me: I can't imagine my life without swimming. I have been doing it for almost 16 years.
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6 February 2023
After the Covid-19 pandemic, most of us have heard about public health. But as always, there are still a lot of uncertainties about what public health is, and even more uncertainties come when you ask yourself: what can you do with this degree? Let's try to figure it out together! Read more…
10 August 2022
Three years ago, I never thought I would graduate in a foreign country in a foreign language with a 1st class honours degree in Public Health. Read more…
4 July 2022
This is the second part of my blog about my weekly life as a BSc Public Health student at ARU. This time I want to talk about my free time, what sports I do on campus, and how I got an internship with ARU. Read more…
9 June 2022
Today, I want to share some insights into my weekly life as a BSc Public Health student at ARU. Read more…
11 May 2022
As a final year Public Health student, I would like to share my top books and resources that will help you with your studies. Read more…
9 May 2022
Every April we celebrate World Immunization Week. Vaccines have been in the news a lot recently, but they have a long history which I've been learning about as a Public Health student. Here's a brief overview. Read more…
7 March 2022
There is one word with a very deep meaning and history that is sometimes difficult to say. War is a word that doesn't make people smile or feel better. It doesn't matter where, when and between who. Read more…
9 February 2022
Everyone understands Public Health differently. My personal understanding of what it is, and what you can do with it, has changed throughout my studies. Read more…
7 February 2022
Public Health student Deividas explores some of the social factors that can influence our health and wellbeing. Read more…
17 January 2022
The global pandemic changed everyone’s understanding of what public health is. It became much easier to explain what Public Health is by giving examples from COVID-19. However, I am always saying that it covers much more than pandemics. Read more…