Elly Datson, A Touring Theatre Mtheatre student at the University of Worcester talks us through the common misconceptions about her degree: So it normally goes something like this: “What are you studying?” “Touring Theatre” “What?” […]
Category: Choosing a Course
Making a Feature Film
Film Production student Alex Blazina talks to us about Have you ever thought about how feature films are made? Or maybe how they put a full length film together? Then keep reading as I am […]
6 Things You Should Know About Studying a Psychology Degree
The prospect of studying a degree in Psychology can seem both exciting and daunting. Psychology isn’t typically a subject option until A Level, so many students haven’t studied psychology very much, if at all.
Should you choose to study something you love or something that brings you money?
That indeed is the question worth asking… Everyone, I believe, comes through the stage when you are indecisive about your future and struggle to realize which path of your future to choose. But when it […]
Which course is right for you?
You may be thinking about going to university, but are unsure of what it is you would like to study, or you may be finding it difficult to choose between various courses which interest you.
What to do if you don’t know what to study?
Deciding what to study at the University can be a very hard and crucial decision to make. If you are one of those lucky ones that already know or found themselves enjoying a particular field or subject, then you probably already know which direction to take in the future.
Pursuing your dream career
Imagine choosing your dream job at the tender age of 6 and being told by anyone and everyone that you will eventually change your mind, yet starting University pursuing that same dream job, and having one year left until you are finally living your dream. Overwhelming right?
How to choose the right course in 3 steps
When I moved to Worcester I was unaware that it was in the Midlands. I was also unaware that the Midlands meant ‘middle of the land’ and, therefore, there would be no seaside which I am so used to at home.
