My very first professor of archaeology once told me that the simplest definition of archaeology is “the study of people through their things”. Sometimes it seems that it can be easy to get so caught up in the “things” aspect of archaeology, that we can lose sight of...
This summer, the Beneath Hay Bluff Archaeology excavation project opened my eyes to the practical world of archaeology. Excavating the Neolithic site of Arthur’s Stone with Julian Thomas, alongside the medieval castle at Snodhill with Tim and Simon, was such a...
University is a time of change in your life. For many it means moving away from home, getting to know a whole new city, meeting new people and learning entirely new subjects. These years will be some of the most transformative and exciting of your life, but they can...
University is a time of major change, for many it means leaving your comfort zone and building a life in a different city. This is an exciting and transformational time, but it can also be challenging, you're leaving home, your routine changes and you're facing new...
The Undergraduate Scholars Programme has been one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences that I have had the chance to take part in during my degree.
By Lily WardLet’s be honest, your student loan won’t stretch to buying those brand-new jeans. If you’re trying to stick to your budget this term, charity and vintage shopping is a sustainable way to revive your wardrobe without breaking the bank. So, here are my top...
Read Nina’s blogpost about studying abroad in Lyon, France and how her language skills have benefitted her.
Nina reflects on their experience living in Lyon, France, where baking has became a way to connect with their neighbour and build a meaningful friendship.
In this blog, Theo shares their experience with the Undergraduate Scholar’s Programme (USP) at the School of Arts, Languages and Cultures, a unique opportunity that helped build confidence, enhance employability, and expand academic horizons through research. Through two research projects Theo shares the skills they gained and how they secured an internship and a part-time job, with thanks to the programme’s networking and mentoring opportunities.
Joint Honours students in the School of Arts, Languages and Cultures have to navigate lots of different challenges, but there is tonnes of support on offer to help navigate through. Nithini tells us of the secret weapons joint honours students need to be aware of and why the power of community is so important.
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