30 October 2019
One of the main benefits of being in the first cohort of medical students at ARU is the brand-new Medical School that houses all the facilities we could possibly want to become successful, well rounded doctors. It's where I spend most of my time and every day… Read more…
16 September 2019
Being at a medical school that has only just begun is a unique experience, to say the least! Read more…
7 August 2019
I started at ARU in September 2018 and I'm loving my course. Our days vary greatly but to give you an idea of what to expect if you choose to study medicine here, I'm going to talk you through one of them. Read more…
1 July 2019
1. Little and often I’m going to be honest with you. Medicine isn’t that hard in terms of content, but it is nigh impossible in terms of breadth… Read more…
28 May 2019
Dissection is a crucial part of medical school’s curriculum but, like many of my peers, I was incredibly nervous about meeting my first cadaver. Read more…
7 May 2019
Top tips on how to put together a successful application to study Medicine from student Faye... Read more…
24 April 2019
To me at the time, the idea of being a doctor screamed dull, boring and above all gross. Every time it was mentioned, I'd mimic either vomiting, snoring or even an eye roll as I became a teenager Read more…
24 April 2019
My journey to medicine has not been linear. At A-levels, nothing could have been further from my mind than to try and pursue a career in medicine. In fact, a recent Facebook memory has shown that, during a careers counselling session at school, it was suggested that I try my luck at applying… Read more…
8 April 2019
I'm currently in my first year studying Medicine at ARU. We start our placements in November so we have exposure to patients and clinical environments almost right away. Personally… Read more…
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