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Fancy writing about your own student experience, we’re always on the lookout for budding bloggers and writers to collaborate with us. If you’ve got a great idea or just fancy showing off your writing skills, be sure to get in touch if you want to have your say on our blog.
‘The Second City’, ‘The Workshop of the World’, ‘Brummagem’; Birmingham has been called many different names in its time. But for the people who call it home, it’s a city known for its storied history, impressive architecture and friendly, cheerful and welcoming vibe.
When it comes to the festive season, the TV guide is packed full of seasonal classics, giving you the chance to have a proper Christmas movie marathon. Whether it’s a total cheese-fest, an animated classic, or a cop in a dirty vest taking down terrorists, yuletide cinema truly has something for everyone.
If you’re a recent graduate who has landed their first job out of university, then there have certainly been better times to have entered the world of work.
You may not know it, but if you have any sort of online presence, you’ve already built a personal brand. Whether you’re on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn, your chosen social media channels can say a lot about who you are. And, the information that’s available about you as a result – whether it’s an impressive Read more >
Our ongoing Q&A series with graduates goes on. This time, we’re chatting to the European Director of cybersecurity business WatchGuard, Jonathan Whitley, about his experiences studying at university.
Student life for the university intake of 2020 might look a little bit different to previous years – with pubs and bars operating with stricter curfews and restrictions on how many people can gather and where. However, the limitless potential of studying for an undergrad degree, postgrad degree or even a doctorate means it’s still Read more >
Being away from home and making friends at university can sometimes be tough.
With the new university year about a month old, things are looking a little bit different this time around.