5 January 2023
A look back at my first semester as a Chinese student at ARU
Finally, after handing in all my assignments, I have time to share with you my experience of my first semester at ARU, which I hope can give you some reference. Read more…
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Ciéra
Faculty: Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
School: School of Creative Industries
Course:BA (Hons) Media Studies
Category: Language, literature and media
30 March 2022
Cambridge is a beautiful city that I've come to know really well, Here are seven of my favourite places.
The most amazing hot chocolate and great looking cakes.
This is where I would move in, if I could move into a restaurant.
This is a shot of the view at night from my first year. This is only a stone’s throw from campus and a great place to hang out in summer – and it is home to a fair at Christmas and in summer.
Brilliant shopping and stunning Christmas decorations.
Cambridge is a historical city and I love the architecture so much.
The free book stand opposite Romsey Recreational Ground is so cute and sums up Cambridge perfectly as a student-friendly city.
It’s a very cool place!
Ciéra studies media at ARU in Cambridge. Find out more about media degrees, and other courses, at one of our Open Days.
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5 January 2023
Dixuan Xie
Finally, after handing in all my assignments, I have time to share with you my experience of my first semester at ARU, which I hope can give you some reference. Read more…
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Dominique
When I reflect on my first four months here, I can confidently say this is one of the most transformative and happiest times of my life. Read more…
10 May 2022
Guest posts
Although I have a very positive experience working in games, the research done by UKIE suggests that currently 28% of the UK’s game industry work power is female, which I feel could go up. Read more…