How will teaching work in trimester 1 for Film, TV and Media students?
9 September 2020
If you're studying on a Film, TV or Media course at ARU in September, here's how you can prepare for online learning and using on-campus facilities. Read more…
9 September 2020
If you're studying on a Film, TV or Media course at ARU in September, here's how you can prepare for online learning and using on-campus facilities. Read more…
9 September 2020
Are you studying Humanities and Social Sciences, Writing and Film, or Writing and English Literature at ARU this September? Whether you're joining us for face-to-face teaching or studying wholly online, here's what to expect. Read more…
12 May 2020
Shakespeare, Shakespeare, Shakespeare. Everyone knows the name. I came to uni not really sure what to expect in terms of how much Shakespeare I’d be doing, but it turns out that my course at ARU offers a nice bit of flexibility. Read more…
24 March 2020
As I pass the halfway point of my degree in Film and TV Production, I realise I have gained experience on over 20 film projects. In this blog post, I list some of my favourite moments. Read more…
9 March 2020
If you had asked me at age 16 if I thought that I would ever become an ambassador for my university, my answer would have been 'no'. I’ve always been quite content to remain in the background, another face in the crowd. However, coming to university has broadened my horizons… Read more…
5 March 2020
Studying English Literature in Cambridge has been the best experience and a fortunate stroke of serendipity for me. From studying Greek myths of Gods and Heroes in the first year to analysing Contemporary Fiction in the third year, the course offers a variety of core and optional modules. Read more…
3 March 2020
Accommodation is, it goes without saying, a huge part of your first year at university. It will be your space, a potential chance to make new friends and can often help you determine where you're going to live later in your studies. Read more…
2 March 2020
Thursday 5 March 2020 is World Book Day. To mark the occasion, Writing and English Literature student Jennifer blogs about the five books that most captured her imagination as a child. Read more…
24 February 2020
When I first thought about this blog piece, I immediately thought of the classics - Pride and Prejudice, The Great Gatsby, Great Expectations, War and Peace, to name a few. But is there a must-read list? Read more…
27 January 2020
Storytelling plays a fundamental role in the interpretation of reality. Stories, anecdotes and narratives shape our understanding of facts and events, triggering feelings ranging from sympathy and solidarity to hate. For these reasons, storytelling plays an essential role in radicalisation. Read more…
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