If you’re thinking about travelling after uni, a great way to get a taste for it is studying aboard It allows you to explore another culture, broaden your outlook on life and adds an interesting dimension to your uni....
With just 28% of students in part-time work, many are struggling to adequately feed and house themselves. Whether you have plans to continue onto a Master’s and PhD or are looking at unpaid internships, you may have a few more years living on a low income.
Turn that frown upside down, prospective fresher! Here are five good reasons that going to a university open day might be worth the journey.
You’ve got three assignments due for around the same time.
LinkedIn is a fantastic place to showcase your skills, meet professionals and get that all-important job offer that will set you on the path to your dream career. The challenge is making your profile stand out among 500 million others!
As a student, it can be rather deflating if you only have retail experience to your name. In fact, it means that you have real work experience - something few grads can boast. Through your retail job, you have acquired skills that employers are looking for.
While it may have been a year of fun in the sun, it was also an intensely beneficial and unique learning experience. With only 1.6% of UK students being able to boast they've studied abroad, simply having it on your CV will make you stand out.
Video games have long been thought of as meaningless distractions. However, gaming in moderation can help you to develop valuable skills and traits that successfully translate to the workplace.
The prospect of finding a good summer internship that aligns with your interests is terrifying enough. But what about performing it well enough to actually bag the job?
Passing your driving test and getting your car is like the ultimate freedom. No more lifts from mum and dad, no more relying on public transport, you got your wheels and your wheels got you!
