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University of Leicester Student Blogs A behind-the-scenes journey through university life at Leicester Student Blogs: University of Leicester Welcome to the University of Leicester student blog site. Join the bloggers as they take you on a behind-the-scenes journey through university life at Leicester. It’s a great way to learn more about studying at Leicester or ask a question about the course you re interested in studying  from someone who s actually on the course. Don’t be shy. Get involved in the conversation and leave a comment or two. They would love to hear from you. More subjects and lots of friendly new bloggers are being added regularly so be sure to come back often.Latest posts from the subject blogsHometown Holidays 1.0Posted by Charlotte in American Studies Before coming to university, I never thought I would build such close relationships with my friends/housemates, however, over the past two years, our group of friends have travelled to and stayed in each others hometowns Devon, Doncaster and London.  I had not been able to blog our first two trips, however over our [ ]Moving On: Goodbye University, Goodbye BlogPosted by Charlotte D in Film Studies I have been blogging for the University of Leicester for over two years now, beginning towards the end of my first year, and through that time I ve posted almost eighty blog posts via both the Film Studies and History of Art page. But now, today, as my university journey comes to an end I [ ]ACM Europe and WomENcourage 2017 conference, SpainPosted by Oishi Deb in EngineeringThis is my last post and I would like to finish my blogging by sharing my experience at the ACM Europe and WomENcourage conference 2017 which took place in Barcelona, Spain. The conference took place from 6th to 8th September 2017 which was organized by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). The ACM-W Europe womENcourage [ ]Prepping for University Posted by Bryony in Geography CONGRATULATIONS! You re off to University! This is a super exciting time for everyone, getting prepped and ready is one of the things I found most enjoying in the months up to enrolment day This post will be all about getting physically and mentally ready for that move in day! A List of [ ]All the World s A StagePosted by Holly in English From many of my previous blogs, you ll know by now that I m a member of the university s theatre society (LUTheatre) I joined in January, and I ve loved it. I ve seen several of the society s productions: King Lear, Blood Brothers, Not Another Disney Film, R.U.R, and even acted in one myself (The History Boys). [ ]Erasmus Student NetworkPosted by Hannah in Modern Languages The Erasmus Student Network is an organisation that I hadn’t heard of before arriving at my first placement in Salamanca, though I soon realised that they had a pretty prominent presence there. ESN is a non-profit student organisation with members across Europe, consisting of 528 stations in forty different countries. (For a full list [ ]Aus UkPosted by Emily in Study AbroadHere s just a little look at my last few weeks in Oz and my first few weeks back home New York 2019: Day 3Posted by Kess in MedicineThe vlog from day 3 of my trip to New York in April is finally here! In this vlog we go on a cycling tour around Central Park and then through to Harlem. It was amazing to witness the culture in Harlem and have lunch in one of the local restaurants. We then went up [ ]And so my journey endsPosted by Pal in Museum StudiesAlmost five years have passed since I first arrived to Leicester. I excited, determined and a slightly bit worried about my abilities. But the University of Leicester embraced me and made sure that I will perform to the best of my abilities. And now, I am a Doctor of Philosophy*Graduation awaitsPosted by Leon in MathematicsI am happy to say that I received a first class honors in Mathematics Bsc and am now ready to start a new chapter. The last 3 years have been one heck of a journey. Math graduates will be swarming UOL this Thursday, celebrating our fantastic achievements. I am sure it will be emotional [ ]Final post from mePosted by Aliyah in Operating Department PracticeHi guys This will be my final post for now so I wont ramble on. Shortly you’ll have a brand new shiny student ODP blogger bringing you great content! I have had a great experience writing blogs on behalf of this course and I really hope it helped or was interesting to read. All [ ]Last week in LeicesterPosted by Dimitra in EducationI ve been in the UK for four years now as a student but this is by far the longest I ve stayed here during summer. Usually I ll be packing and going straight to the airport after my finals in June, simply because summer is my favorite season and specifically, summer in Cyprus (my home country) is [ ]The Replication CrisisPosted by Harry in Cell Physiology and PharmacologyOn Wednesday evening last week the psychology department hosted a guest lecture by Professor David Shanks from UCL titled “The Replication Crisis in Psychology”. As the title suggests, the lecture discussed the issues around the lack of replication, and the inability to replicate a number of experiments in the area of psychology. Replication should be [ ]The EU ReferendumPosted by Megan in GeneticsAre you registered to vote in the upcoming EU referendum? If you aren t registered or don t know if you are, you can register here. If you don t register than you can t vote and with those 55 years old much more likely to vote In on June 23rd, the Remain campaign needs you to vote. This video from channel 4 [ ]Hungry in Leicester Posted by Karam in InformaticsLast year, I wrote an article about the most common places for students to live in Leicester and a mini-summary of them all. As we almost reach the end of my 3rd year in Leicester, I thought I d do the same except this time round about my top 3 affordable (as we are students, of [ ]Balancing Life, the Universe and EverythingPosted by joel in History of ArtSo uni s a messy time at best. On top of our studies, we have work, societies, friends, partying, all that good stuff. Understandably, all of that can be overwhelming and it s hard to keep track of it all. So here s a step-by-step guide on keeping your life on track: Step 1: Make a list of [ ]Is this the beginning of the end?Posted by Faheema in SociologyIt is that time of year when everyone is slowing down and gearing up for the Christmas holidays. The city centre is well lit and campus has just hosted its annual Christmas market (the best food is eaten here!). But as a third and final year student, this point of the year is basically the [ ]Inside the Clearing TeamPosted by Oli in Politics International Relations Okay, so the title of this post is a little misleading. I wasn t on the course clearing team. I actually spent the last few days working the accommodation clearing hotline. It s like the main clearing hotline, but a bit less stressful. I was on hand over the last few days, helping students find the [ ]Is time management a myth?Posted by Brit in Archaeology Ancient HistoryThe amount of blogging I ve been doing recently has significantly reduced (huge apologies). I won t lie, the third year workload has really shocked me! From second to third year I would say that the workload has pretty much doubled and it has been a struggle to balance my time between uni work, paid work and [ ]A little trip to RomePosted by Munira in Media and CommunicationAs a late birthday celebration, I went on a four day trip to Rome. It planned out to be the perfect timing as we managed to book the little gateway during my reading week, so luckily I didn’t have classes. This was the first time my friends and I would be visiting Italy, so [ ]The Dissertation ExperiencePosted by Sue in Labour Market StudiesIn May I had the pleasure of returning to Leicester University to deliver a presentation to MSc Labour Market Studies students during their Teaching Weekend. Nerves aside, I was excited about sharing the learning from my dissertation experience. In preparing the presentation one thought immediately came to mind undertaking the dissertation was like climbing [ ]Time to Say GoodbyePosted by Michael in Criminology After 11 months and 34 posts (including this one), the time has come for me to say goodbye. The past couple of months have felt a little weird. I submitted my dissertation on the 15th May. That was the point where many students felt that they had come to the end of [ ]FinalsPosted by Katie in ChemistryCan’t believe I’ve nearly finished Uni. Madness. It has FLOWN BY- I’m not ready to leave the Uni nest and enter the proper world of work luckily I’m doing further study so don’t quite yet have to deal with responsibility of being an adult! I can’t believe I’m almost finished at Leicester though. I arrived [ ]World Space WeekPosted by George in PhysicsIt s World Space Week! On the first day of @WorldSpaceWeek 2018, we re throwing you back to @newscilive where we showcased our space story and involvement in the upcoming @BepiColombo mission to Mercury! #WSW2018 #TBT #OutofthisWorld ✨?? pic.twitter.com/jRo17gMzPc Uni of Leicester (@uniofleicester) October 4, 2018 So what is World Space Week? In 1999 the UN [ ]5 Top Tips for FreshersPosted by Tabitha in Natural SciencesHey, congratulations! Your A-Levels are over and you ve made it you re going to uni. Seeing as you ve chosen to come to Leicester, you ve obviously got good common sense (and impeccable taste in higher education providers). However, I thought it would still be beneficial for me to compile a short list of five hints and [ ]The Good ImmigrantPosted by Hemali in Management Hi everyone! This is the promised vlog of the good immigrant discussion panel. I would really recommend the book I believe you can still ask for copies at the libary reception. The book holds accounts of  26 authors experiences of what it is like to be a person of colour in Britain today. [ ]January Exams Posted by Enna in PsychologySo, to kick off my first ever vlog, I decided to talk about something very important. And no, unfortunately, it is not about Christmas! I m talking about the dreaded January exams which are fast approaching us (not that I want to freak you guys out or anything ) In this vlog, I decided to share with you [ ]Sports, societies and socials (part 2)Posted by Lucy in GeologyJust like Leicester s sports network, there are a huge variety of societies to join while in university.  Each subject has their own associated societies, all sorts of skills: first aid, gaming, and baking, and helping the community with hungry for change, Nightline, and Marrow (+ many other great charities). I have been involved in [ ]Catch up with my travels (Part 2)…Posted by Beth in Biological SciencesLast weekend I went for a girls weekend away to Seville with some of my friends that I have met whilst at uni. We had a great weekend, filled with lots of cocktails, wine, cheese and other good food! Seville is a beautiful city, every street had a gorgeous old European vibe and we visited [ ]Signing OffPosted by Becky in EconomicsTomorrow, the 31st of July 2017, officially brings my student blogging experience to an end. It not only marks the end of this job but also brings me officially to the end of my university experience. Even though I graduated a couple of weeks ago, having this blog meant that I still had some official [ ]

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