Completing a research placement while studying for a master’s at the University of Leeds was a crucial stage in my personal and professional development.
I worked with academic Rachael O’Connor on one of 13 Leeds Institute for Teaching Excellence (LITE) projects. Her work was designed to improve academic personal tutoring (APT) practice by using students’ voices and experiences through a reverse mentoring scheme.
When choosing a course it is useful to begin by understanding what your expectations and ambitions are so you can start to explore the options that match these.
You will need to research course options in detail to ensure you are making an informed decision and avoid any disappointment or problems stemming from a lack of awareness. These are the seven factors to consider when choosing your degree course.
I am originally from Ukraine, from a small town near Kyiv.
In 2019, I was accepted into Kyiv Polytechnic University to study applied mathematics and finance, a difficult but fulfilling path. Life in Ukraine presented its own set of challenges, such as corruption in the education system and facing gender discrimination both at school and university. Despite these obstacles, I pursued my dreams with determination. Little did I know how much my life would change during those four years of study.
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I began my healthcare career working as a junior nurse at a hospital in Singapore, after graduating from Nanyang Polytechnic School. During my time there, I had the privilege of caring for people at their most vulnerable, and this shaped my perspective on life and confirmed that healthcare was the industry for me.
To take my career to the next level, I then did my bachelor of nursing at the University of Sydney and took on additional responsibilities in a research unit promoting evidence-based nursing practices.
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When it comes to finding a university in Europe, the differences between universities and countries can be tricky to navigate and it can be daunting to discern best fit and make a decision. When it comes to figuring out where to study in Europe, a good place to start is university rankings, but sometimes you need to delve a bit deeper to find the right country for you.
For any students considering becoming an architect in the UK, here are some tips to help you understand the qualification process.
To register as an architect in the UK, there is a mandatory requirement to have completed a minimum of 24 months of professional practical experience, alongside gaining the typical parts 1, 2 and 3 qualifications.
The UK is a top study destination for international students because it is home to some of the most prestigious universities in the world.
Students often think the process of securing a visa is difficult, feeling overwhelmed by various deadlines and the need to produce supporting documents. But you shouldn’t let that put you off studying abroad. Once the visa process is complete, the experience of studying abroad will outweigh any headaches you may have faced during the visa application process.
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Applying to university can bring on a mix of feelings ranging from excitement to fear, or optimism to uncertainty. As you think about your hopes and plans, your parents are likely to express their dreams for you, too. When your choices about your future course, major or university do not match their ideas, emotions may run high, and communication may feel challenging, if not impossible. Here are some ways to approach tough conversations.