March 2022
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Part-Time Work Whilst Studying: How to Find Jobs, the Benefits, and the Challenges
Hi all, I’m Meg and I’m a Masters student studying Applied Clinical Psychology. I also studied my undergraduate degree in Psychology. Over my time at Bath I’ve had quite a few part-time jobs to financially support my studies. Today I’m...
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Nervous International Fresher? Here are my tips!
Don’t worry, we’ve all been there and surpassed it! Packing up and booking the flight that’s going to change your life is the most nerve-wracking but exciting feeling ever! I am excited to share my experience and the rollercoaster of...
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What to know before going on placement
Having been on placement now for 6 months, these are some of the things I have learnt and advice I would give to those of you starting a placement. Being nervous is completely normal. Any new situation or environment may...
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Getting Solo International Travel Right – An Airport Saga
It’s almost time to leave for the airport. You check your handbag for the essential documents – passport, BRP, a negative PCR report, and your flight ticket printout. To me, emerging out of London Heathrow Airport with all my luggage...
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How to Save money as an International Student
Saving money can be challenging especially as an international student. You may not be used to the local prices and day-to-day expenses of living independently. However, do not fear as I’m here to give you my tips on saving and...
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Dealing with homesickness
Coming to a new place and starting a new chapter of your life is never easy. When I first came to the UK to start uni, I was willing to adopt a new routine and fully immerse myself into university...
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My first placement day in The Children's Hospital
I made my lunch and packed my bag the night before. My clothes were laid out ready, however, I don’t have a set uniform; the policy is just smart, plain clothes so I will be making the use out of...
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Life at University with an invisible disability
My illness My name is Lily and I am studying Health and Exercise Science. I also have an invisible disability called Cystic Fibrosis (CF). To summarise, this basically means my lungs and digestive system don’t work properly. This requires hours...