Have a read of our Student Ambassador blogs and find out more about your course, and what life is like at ARU.
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13 August 2018
Something that has always scared me about being at university is when my university tutor says that our next module is an ESSAY!!! Read more…
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20 August 2019
I am in my final year now and I am so happy with where I am in terms of work experience. ARU has offered me so many opportunities that I am grateful for. Read more…
31 July 2019
Starting university this year? What practical stuff can you get done before you start classes? Here are my top ten tips. Read more…
31 July 2019
So you spent three years living away from home in a big city, looking after yourself, paying your bills, running a house, doing what you want whenever you want... what happens next? Read more…
30 July 2019
YES! 30 July is World Friendship Day. This day has to be celebrated, as friends are essential components of our everyday life - including student life. Read more…
29 July 2019
Cambridge seems to light up in the sunshine. Seems cliché, I know, but few cities in the UK possess that old charm. Here are some of the things I most love about living here. Read more…
29 July 2019
I’ve had lots of jobs and written lots of things - separately, mind - but working as a Digital Student Ambassador is the first time I’ve actually been paid to write. Read more…
26 July 2019
As a Writing and English Literature student, books are definitely my thing. But which are my favourites? Here's my rundown. Read more…
25 July 2019
You lived in halls for your first year at uni and are now thinking about renting. But how do you know what to look for in a housemate? Read more…
23 July 2019
In order to learn how to become a paediatric nurse, I have had to do a lot of reading so that I have the knowledge to assess and treat children aged 0-16, as well as support them and their families. Read more…
22 July 2019
At the beginning of my first year at ARU, I had the chance to become a Digital Student Ambassador - or DSA for short. So... how was it? Read more…
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