Summer is finally here! And whilst that means making most of the sunny weather and catching up with friends it is also the perfect time to gain vital industry experience. Most degrees at Bournemouth University have a compulsory 4/6 week or year placement as part of their course, which students must complete to graduate. This… Read more » about Preparing for a placement
Exploring BU: why you should come and visit
A quick tour around BU! Come visit to find out more…
Three things to do before you get to uni
You’ve got your grades and you’re heading to uni! What now? Find your flatmates Once you’ve got your place in halls confirmed you can join various pages on Facebook for that building – EG. “Bournemouth Accommodation – Flat Mate Finder”. On there, a lot of people post their building and flat number so it’s really… Read more » about Three things to do before you get to uni
Why my social life is more important now I’m a postgraduate…
Life is not just about knowledge. It is also about the connection, interaction, and communication. You will be bored or suffer from a lack of motivation if you isolate yourself from others. You must be ready for your real adventures ahead and there is no reason for us to just confine ourselves to our comfort zone. Social… Read more » about Why my social life is more important now I’m a postgraduate…
My international experience
To be honest, I have been in England for two years studying for my A-levels therefore I didn’t think my life was going to change that much by coming to Bournemouth. But I was wrong!! During my A-levels, I didn’t have a lot of friends because everyone was busy with studying and working. Also being so… Read more » about My international experience
Taking a break – top 7 ways to relax when stressed
Doing a degree can be incredibly stressful, particularly around deadlines and exams. It is important to have a break every once in a while, to recharge and chill. So here are my top 7 things to try when you feel stressed, overwhelmed, or just want a break. I have scored each one out of 10,… Read more » about Taking a break – top 7 ways to relax when stressed
What to expect from a Bournemouth night out
Social life is an important thing to consider when choosing a University that’s right for you. Bournemouth is practically a students dream with Clubs, bars and an O2 academy all in close proximity. If you are celebrating or just fancy a night out there’s something for every night of the week! Monday is the indie/alternative night… Read more » about What to expect from a Bournemouth night out
How summer work experience can advance your career
Summer – the time to relax after months of studying, go on holiday and enjoy the sun (something England lacks in) and for some the chance to boost their bank account. Whilst this sounds nice enough, there is one more thing that could add to your summer and could benefit you in the long run…. Read more » about How summer work experience can advance your career
5 tips for packing for university!
Hi guys! Here’s a little video with some tips for packing for university. I share my best advice for packing and some essential items that have been life-saving for me! I hope you find it useful!
Preparing for life after your Postgrad
Make the most of your last few months of being a student! Here’s a couple of ideas of how you can be prepared for when you leave.
A day in the life of a nursing student
This is a guest blog written by Beth Corden. A day in the life of a nursing student is very different to that of other university students. People may think we follow the stereotype label of ‘students’, getting up at midday, eating leftover dominos for breakfast and taking hung-over strolls to 12pm lectures… but let… Read more » about A day in the life of a nursing student
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