Hi everyone, Submitting a PGCE application can be a daunting affair, particularly if you are incredibly passionate about joining the education sector. I myself have been through the PGCE application process and will be commencing […]
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My favourite Module
Blogger Debbie Andrews talks us through one of her favourite modules from the first year of her Business, Economics and Finance degree. The modules taught within a degree change periodically and the assignments within them […]
Virtual internships: embrace them!
With a pandemic worldwide, students and gradates have had to use their initiative in gaining new opportunities and skills in a time of the unknown. In the gap between finishing my undergraduate degree in BA […]
Students saving our theatres
Wondering what our societies get up to? Lucy, Chair of Loco Show Co, one of our Musical Theatre Societies, is here to tell you about ‘Students Saving our Theatres” and how they’re working on to […]
Online Assessments, or, as I have always known them, EXAMS!
Business, Economics and Finance student, Debbie Andrews, talks us through her experience of online assessments. As this summer’s exams season approached it was clear that the arrangements would have to be quite different to before. […]
How to stay productive while working from home
This post was published on 8th April 2020 Any references to self-isolation, travel or meeting others was accurate at the time of writing but the guidance may have changed since. Please always refer to the latest […]
Touring Theatre: Worcester Uni’s hidden gem.
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?” […]
Finding your passion at University: How university helped me embrace my individuality
Recent Drama and Performance graduate Remy tells us about her University journey: I did not want to go to University: at all! Throughout sixth form I felt ostracised and let down by my experience of […]
