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16 May 2023
Beginning to study for your degree can bring many different feelings into play, among these will, without doubt, be excitement. However, it can feel very intimidating at the same time, as you most likely will be starting a journey that you haven’t taken before. ARU provides access… Read more…
6 February 2023
ARU educates undergraduate learners in an extremely well supported manner. Lecturers are knowledgeable, friendly, and interested in your success, everyone around you will want the best for you and that has really been reflected in my two years of studying here! Read more…
12 March 2021
Can you live at home while attending university, and still get the full student experience. Primary Education Studies student Sinead did just that - she shares her experiences of being a commuter student. Read more…
25 February 2021
As her Primary Education Studies (accelerated) degree draws to an end, student Katrina reflects on her time at ARU and reveals her future plans. Read more…
7 July 2020
As a teacher, it's important to control what children, parents and potential employers can see about you online. Accelerated Primary Education Studies course leader John Parkin shares his top tips for managing your digital footprint. Read more…
17 January 2020
As they reached the end of our first semester (or trimester for those of us on the accelerated degree) Primary Education Studies student Katrina asked her fellow students for the tips they'd give to those starting at university. Here are their top five. Read more…
28 November 2019
Primary Education Studies Katrina discusses how she manages her time on a two-year accelerated degree course. Read more…
1 November 2019
Mature student Katrina discusses how she came to study Primary Education Studies at ARU, how how she's finding the course so far. Read more…
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