Faculty:Science and Engineering
Occasional posts from staff and students in this Faculty
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9 November 2017
I consider my experience studying computer science as one that reinforces the fact that women are very capable when it comes to studying computer science as a major. Perseverance is the word! Do it afraid if you have too. I didn’t just survive but had a remarkable outcome. If I can do it… Read more…
Latest Post
5 April 2018
Biomedical Science student Sandip, who studies in Cambridge, shares his top 5 tips for settling into university life in the UK. Read more…
14 March 2018
The Employability Service at ARU has been has been the go-to place for guidance and advice, not only for when graduating but also throughout my course. Read more…
19 February 2018
Sports Coaching and Physical Education student Sian has been actively volunteering at sporting events throughout her time at ARU. She blogs about the benefits of volunteering for her future career. Read more…
8 February 2018
Dr Justin Roberts, Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Nutrition and Director of our Performance Testing Consultancy Team, talks about the one and only supplement he would consider using based on scientific evidence. Read more…
10 January 2018
To become a proficient in science (as in any field), you need experience in experimentation – but getting it as an undergraduate can be incredibly difficult. How do you do it? Here are my six top tips that got me summer research experience. Read more…
11 December 2017
I’ve always been a good runner, I was lucky that throughout secondary school I could come first in our intra-school cross-country runs without the training. But could I attempt the Cambridge Half Marathon without preparation? Read more…
21 November 2017
Once I decided to go into teaching and train to be a PE teacher, it was a matter of seeing what universities could offer. Anglia Ruskin's Sport and Exercise Sciences offer really stood out to me. Read more…
15 November 2017
I started studying architecture at ARU in 2015, having previously studied chemistry, biology, history and 3D design at A-level which wasn’t the ‘typical’ progression… Read more…
6 November 2017
Working in any park is hard work and my placement at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park has been no different. It is a lot of physical work and a standard has to be maintained. Saying this, it's an amazing and enjoyable experience. Read more…
21 August 2017
I'm Hannah, a third-year Biomedical Science student and a volunteer. One of my voluntary roles was as a NUS National Conference Delegate. Read more…