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17 June 2020
Truthfully, I didn’t know what I wanted to do when I finished sixth-form. I debated full-time jobs and apprenticeships and had considered university but never found a course that stood out for me. My friends had applied already but I kept looking at all my options. Read more…
2 September 2022
Helen explains the books and podcasts that have helped her as a law student. Read more…
23 May 2022
During my second year of university, I took a module which required me to have a voluntary placement within the Criminal Justice System (CJS). For my placement I became a Special Constable with Essex Police, which I still am today. Read more…
23 May 2022
Throughout my time at university, I have found many different materials and resources that have helped me study and write my assignments. My course is unique in that there are no exams, so this list is of things I have found useful outside of the general reading list we're given. Read more…
9 May 2022
Life as a Crime and Investigative Studies student is interesting and diverse. My first years were spent in Cambridge. Read more…
30 March 2022
I will soon be starting my final year of Crime and Investigative Studies and I thought it’d be cool to talk about what I want to do after I graduate, how I want to progress, and what type of career I would like to focus on. Read more…
10 March 2022
As I am part way through my placement year in Crime & Investigative Studies I begin to look back on my journey from having an interest to pursuing a career in the field. What inspired me to go down this route? Here’s my top 5 reasons: Read more…
15 October 2021
When deciding what to do after A levels I was really stuck. Every day a new course would come to mind, so I visited my school's career officer who suggested that I look into law. And that's what brought me to ARU. Read more…
15 October 2021
As a law student at ARU, the employability services and the faculty staff are always there to offer support and help you find new opportunities. Read more…
3 August 2021
Summer is great to relax from all the university assignments, but it is also a great opportunity for students to refresh their memory or even learn something new. Personally… Read more…
8 February 2021
Studying a degree at university is hard, especially if it's Law! It takes commitment and hard work. From all-nighters if you are a night owl, or early mornings if you are an early bird, to long hours of research, studying, note-making, reading, million cups of coffee and willpower. Read more…
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