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19 December 2022
Since studying Early Childhood BA (hons), not only have I learnt about the important topics in childhood, but I have also discovered lots of new careers that I never knew existed before I started my studies. Read more…
3 November 2022
Conducting research is important in many sectors as it provides influential ways to improve outcomes. In Early Childhood Studies, research allows us to reform education provocations and integrate improved strategies. Read more…
30 August 2022
During my second year, I was fortunate to participate in not one, but two internships with ARU, enabling me to enhance my professional development skills. I now feel confident to use these qualities going into the final year of my Early Childhood Studies BA (Hons) degree. Read more…
4 July 2022
This is the second part of my blog about my weekly life as a BSc Public Health student at ARU. This time I want to talk about my free time, what sports I do on campus, and how I got an internship with ARU. Read more…
25 November 2021
English Literature MA student Chetna shares her experiences of ARU's Students at the Heart of Knowledge Exchange (SHoKE) programme. Read more…
9 April 2018
I’ll be honest, finding a placement was not easy! I did around 40 applications, had 5 assessment centres and countless video/telephone interviews, not forgetting the online tests. But it was 100% worth it. Read more…
28 February 2018
English Literature student Kaileb explains how a marketing internship has helped her put skills she's learned on her course into practice and add extra strings to her bow. Read more…
19 December 2014
For many university students, the grades they receive in their first year do not impact their overall degree classification. ARU Computer Science student Max explains why it's nonetheless worth taking your first-year marks seriously. Read more…
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