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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…

3 August 2021

Summer is great to relax from all the university assignments, but it is also a great opportunity for students to refresh their memory or even learn something new. Personally… Read more…

3 March 2021

A virtual Applicant Day is a really helpful opportunity for students and I strongly believe it can help you make the right decision about your uni. Even though it is virtual this year, here are all the reasons I know you'll still get a great experience at ARU. Read more…

28 June 2018

Whilst growing up my parents owned a hardware store and so my childhood was mostly about construction. Every summer, I used to help my parents in the store and I was really impressed by their knowledge. Read more…

9 November 2017

You are away from the comforts that you have at home and facing a new and different world alone. Avoid making the following mistakes most freshers make... Read more…

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…

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