In this peculiar time that students at Worcester and across the country are slowly becoming accustomed to, blended learning has become the latest approach to delivering high quality teaching whilst maintaining good health for students […]
Category: Studying
My Favourite Module On The BA HONS English Literature Course At Worcester.
The modules taught within a degree change periodically and the assignments within them differ each year. The most up-to-date information is available to you once you have accepted a place and registered on a course. […]
Mindfulness, Sleep and Stress management
After months of lockdown restrictions, the return to university is full of excitement. However, for many weeks and months without structure and endless Netflix binge watching this has inevitability affected our sleep patterns. Why is […]
Applying through UCAS – My Story
Student blogger Debbie Andrews talks us through her University Application Experience: Back in 2017 when I began considering starting a degree course, I vaguely knew the name UCAS and that it had something to do […]
THE PGCE APPLICATION PROCESS.
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 […]
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 […]
Support for international students
Moving away from home for the first time can be an overwhelming experience regardless of where you come from. I’m originally from the Czech Republic, which is situated in central Europe and is a rather small […]
Mature Student Life
Debbie Andrews is a mature Business, Economics and Finance student. In this blog she talks about her concerns about retraining, her new found skills and her experiences at the Uni: UCAS define a mature student […]
