Join students from across our Faculty of Science and Engineering for a behind-the-scenes look at life at Anglia Ruskin.
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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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…
11 May 2022
As an Automotive and Mechanical Engineering student, my typical day looks a lot different to many other people's while at university. Despite the fact that a lot of my time is spent in the library, there are also many rewards to being a female in a very male-dominated class. Read more…
10 May 2022
Welcome to my day in the life! I’m Phil and I’m studying Robotics and Electronics. Read more…
9 May 2022
Komal describes a typical day in her life as a Biomedical Science student in Cambridge. Read more…
9 May 2022
Bayleigh describes her typical Monday. 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…
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…
4 August 2021
I know it is the most cliché saying but these three years at ARU have been the best of my life. I have met my best friends and my lovely boyfriend at ARU… 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…
4 June 2020
Artificial Intelligence and Big Data MSc student Amanda answers our questions about her experiences as a Brazilian student at ARU. Read more…
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