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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…
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…
9 October 2020
At ARU, mental health is just as important as physical health. I have received excellent support from ARU during tough times and wanted to highlight some of the support services that are available to you as a student. Read more…
8 October 2020
When you’re preparing to start uni you will read books, watch various documentaries and listen to podcasts, immersing yourself in everything to do with your degree. So I decided it would be a good idea to share sources of motivation for a Crime and Investigative Studies student. Read more…
12 June 2020
Studying Crime and Investigative Studies is never boring. Due to how the course is designed, we have a very diverse programme with modules covering numerous aspects of the criminal justice system. However, every student has their own favorite subject. Here's mine... Read more…
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