A reading list that will boost your Sport Science studies
14 June 2022
When it comes to studying at university, books are one of the most powerful tools in your arsenal of learning, which will lead you on the path to academic success. Read more…
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14 June 2022
When it comes to studying at university, books are one of the most powerful tools in your arsenal of learning, which will lead you on the path to academic success. Read more…
17 May 2022
For Sport Science students, every day is action packed with engaging seminars, practicals and extra-curricular activities, which leave me feeling proactive and determined to do more. Read more…
15 March 2022
Hello I’m Georgia and here are my five reasons why I chose to study Sport and Exercise Science at ARU: Read more…
15 October 2021
Having studied Sport and Exercise Therapy at ARU for two years, I have been able to enjoy it both before COVID and throughout. To help you get an idea of what it might be like when you come to ARU, I’ve listed my top three memories. Read more…
15 July 2021
A couple of years ago, I was unsure of where I wanted my degree to take me… this was until my third year as undergraduate, where I chose Consumer Psychology as one of my modules. Read more…
22 October 2020
If you have read a blog by me before, you might know that I believe guest speakers are easily one of the most impactful parts of my course in Psychology and Criminology. Read more…
6 August 2020
As a third year psychology student, it is time for me to think about where my degree will take me and what I have to do to get to this next step… Read more…
12 May 2020
I’ve done it. I’ve nearly finished a degree in psychology. Now that I'm coming toward the end of my final year, I've been reflecting on my experience at ARU a lot. It's been an amazing time. Read more…
1 April 2020
Sport and Exercise Science MSc student Morgan Little answers our questions about her experiences as an American student at ARU. Read more…
30 March 2020
As we self-isolate due to coronavirus, Viren Swami, Professor of Social Psychology at ARU, offers some tips for staying healthy and maintaining our well-being. Read more…
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