Can you still have fun as a student if you’re living at home and commuting to campus. Recent graduate – Scott Eeles – talks to us about his commute and life as a student who […]
Category: Studying
The Importance of Self-Care
George Sherrard – A Student Wellbeing Champion at the University of Worcester – talks to us about self-care and the importance of taking a break. From a mental health point of view, self-care is about […]
The most Instagram-worthy places in Worcester.
Education student Molly Shaw fills you in on the best picture locations in Worcester: If you’re new to Worcester or continuing your studies and want to discover some of the best places to take photos […]
Don’t Fear the Smear and Look After Your Health!
Blogger Amber Pettit offers some helpful advice on keeping healthy whilst you’re at University: Register with a GP So, when you’re a new student at University you need to register to a Doctors’ Surgery. Registering […]
5 ways Worcester Graduates can succeed
Did you ever think you would be putting yourselves in the shoes of someone who is a graduate? I did not think this day would come. As Worcester Graduates we have the awesome excitement of […]
5 YouTube channels you should be watching right now
Ellie Bixby lets us know the best YouTube Channels for students to learn from, wind down with and enjoy: Spending copious amounts of time online is undoubtedly a part of every student’s lifestyle. Whether it […]
Enjoying University as a Mature Student
Starting University as a mature student can be both an exciting and daunting time with much of the University’s resources sometimes appearing to be aimed at recruiting younger, undergraduate students. I asked my colleague Georgie to give us an insight into her experience as a mature student at the University of Worcester and here is what she had to say…
A guide to postgraduate research
Getting your research out there fills many postgrad students with dread, but it also has great benefits and rewards. Postgraduate studies and research can already be a huge time commitment, so wider engagement on top of that can be a challenge. Here’s my guide to postgraduate research and how to get your research out there.
