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 […]
A Celebration of Oscar Saxelby-Lee’s Journey
Primary Initial Teacher Education Student, Charlotte Mcnamara, talks about the amazing journey of Oscar Saxelby-Lee, the child of a former Worcester student who overcame cancer with the help of his incredible parents and the community. […]
So what is a Student Ambassador?
Student blogger Karolina Frybova tell us about Student Ambassadors, their work at the Uni and what the experience has meant for her. Working as a Student Ambassador for your University is probably the best part-time […]
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 […]
The Benefits of Joining a University Society Or Sports Club
Societies and Sports Teams at university are some of the best ways to build friendships, learn new skills and develop your confidence. I think the University of Worcester has such a great diverse range of […]
Welcome to the Students Union
Students Union president Meg Price has all the information on the Students Union and the work they do: Hi everyone! Whilst at University you’ll have lots of opportunities to get involved with activities outside of […]
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 […]
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