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14 October 2022
Holly is just starting out as a student on our BA (Hons) Writing and English Literature degree at the age of 55, having previously completed the foundation year. Here she describes some of her experiences of being a mature student, as well as her inspirations and influences for taking the course. Read more…
9 June 2022
Prior to joining ARU it was always my intention to become involved with student societies, namely The Ruskin Journal. I had always loved writing so I knew that providing content for an online magazine would be up my street. Read more…
10 May 2022
Undertaking a degree provides students with exposure to much more than their degree's content. Employment opportunities and the chance to develop confidence, especially, are something that ARU has given me that I believe are invaluable in the world today. Considering this… Read more…
6 May 2022
I studied my BA and then my MA at ARU and so there are many resources that helped inform my writing and individual style. You will get a specific reading list as part of your course when you start your modules, but this isn’t about that… Read more…
30 March 2022
Cambridge is a beautiful city that I've come to know really well, Here are seven of my favourite places. Read more…
30 March 2022
Media is a broad subject, and so it can be hard to know where you want to go with your degree. Here are five potential careers that link to this degree, that you might not have considered. Read more…
8 March 2022
Media, as a subject, encompasses an incredibly wide range of topics. Due to this broadness studying it at a degree level means you'll require a variety of resources when producing work for classes. Here are some of them. Read more…
2 February 2022
The untimely death of writer, educator, artist Gloria Jean Watkins – also known as bell hooks – came as a blow in this already challenging year. It is one of those situations in which you enjoy a relationship with a good friend, you feel she will always be there with her wisdom and her encouragement… Read more…
26 January 2022
Science fiction is a genre very much associated with technological marvels, innovations, and visions of the future. So it may be surprising to find so many of its writers are drawn to Shakespeare – he’s a figure associated with tradition and the past. Read more…
14 October 2021
We’ve all had those days which feel absolutely jam-packed, or anticipate such a day arising the night before. At times like those, I swear just thinking about the busy time to come makes me feel tired. However, there are some things which we can do to make days like those a little easier. Read more…
14 June 2021
One morning I woke up to receive an email from a lecturer of mine. Through this email I found out that students of Film Studies as well as the combined Media Studies + Film course were being offered the opportunity to receive a £35 film accreditation. Read more…
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