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Our bloggers are studying a range of courses, from optometry to computer science, and studying in Cambridge and Chelmsford. Follow them from Freshers' Week through to graduation.

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4 November 2019

As a psychology and criminology student, my typical day might look very different from what you would expect. Although a lot of it is study time, there are also a few perks to finally being in third year. Read more…

11 September 2019

So, you’ve gotten through A-levels, made it past results day and you're off to university. The thing on most people’s mind is meeting new people and getting along with them. Here’s a few ways to make it easier. Read more…

4 July 2019

Ever find yourself cooped in your room because you’re too scared to meet someone new? Or maybe because you like your comforts so you’d rather not tarnish that. Social anxiety can be overwhelming, I can only imagine you having butterflies, maybe slightly nauseated… Read more…

23 May 2019

Dr Kez Latham is a professional optometrist, and Head of the Department of Vision and Hearing Sciences at ARU. Here, Kez discusses how her job allows her to make a difference - to students, patients and colleagues. Read more…

14 April 2019

Cambridge is such a vibrant, busy city. I’ve lived here for almost four years now and my biggest piece of advice to find Cambridge is to get lost. Cliché as it sounds, I’ve discovered some of Cambridge’s hidden treasures on days when my phones died… Read more…

4 March 2019

Your first year at university is nearly over and you can start thinking about who you live with next year. It sounds exciting that you can live with your friends or course mates - but are there pros AND cons? Read more…

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