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So what do you actually do?
Hi all, For this blog post I thought I would answer the most commonly asked question I get when I tell people I’m on a placement year. “So what do you actually do?” Ah – the question that all placement...
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Placement Poster Exhibition 2018
Thank you to everyone that helped make this year’s Humanities & Social Sciences Placement Poster Exhibition a success! The Placement Poster Exhibition gives returning Humanities and Social Sciences placement students a chance to showcase their achievements. The quality of posters...
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My Placement - 2 Months In.
I’ve been working joint with the Child Attachment, Relationships and Emotion (CARE) Lab at Pomona College and the Applied Mind and Health (AMH) Lab at Claremont McKenna College for around two months now, and so far so good! Currently the...
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The realities of doing an unpaid placement
One of the first things I was told when I enquired about a placement year at the Bath open day back in 2014 was that my placement would probably be unpaid. I didn’t pay too much attention to this, or...
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Transition Back to University - HPC International Supply Chain Placement Blog - Post 3
Welcome Back! This blog entry is dedicated to my transition back to university. I will tell you more about my busy summer schedule and the transition back to the academic setting following a year in industry. Personal reflection After completing...
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Week 7 and it's all starting to make sense!
Hello all! In my first blog post, I talked about settling in to life on placement and although I did settle in really quickly, I wouldn’t say that has been compleeetely straightforward. For the first few weeks I felt a...
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What the Year Abroad Means for Lower Income Students
Hi all, I’m Sauri and I study Politics and Spanish with a year abroad! In this first blog post, I would like to address the preconceptions, stereotypes and expectations associated with the year abroad. I think the principal stereotype associated...
